Yunnan, China, shifts from tea to coffee, catering to young consumers' tastes and boosting local production.

In Yunnan, China, known for Pu'er tea, a shift to coffee is underway as young consumers prefer espresso and latte. Liao Shihao's family-run coffee plantation in Pu'er now serves hand-drip coffee to tourists, with the region selling tens of thousands of tons of coffee annually to major cities. Despite rising production, China still trails global leaders like Brazil and Vietnam. Yunnan, home to nearly all of China's coffee, is bolstered by government policies to enhance its coffee industry.