Once the demand for coffee grew past the amount being produced in the Arabic world, the Dutch began cultivating coffee in Indonesia, modern-day Java, and eventually moved to Sumatra and Celebes in the 17th century.
The Dutch began cultivating coffee in Indonesia, modern-day Java. The Dutch eventually moved to Sumatra and Celebes in the 17th century. The demand for coffee grew past the amount. This amount was being produced in the Arabic world.