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A pack of coffee candy crossed the table at a meeting between Indonesia’s coordinating minister and the head of Tesla and SpaceX.

Photographs of a meeting in the United States travelled quickly across Indonesian social media in April 2022. On one side of the table sat Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, Indonesia's Coordinating Minister. On the other sat Elon Musk. Between them, held by both, was a pack of Kopiko.
Elon Musk also runs SpaceX, and Kopiko has its own history with space. In 2017 it was photographed among the provisions of the astronauts on the International Space Station. The minister introduced it as an Indonesian brand that had already been to orbit.
He tried one, and answered with two thumbs up.
Kopiko is sold in more than 100 countries. Andre Atmadja, President Director of PT. Mayora Indah Tbk, welcomed the moment and thanked the minister for carrying a product Indonesia is proud of to the meeting.

Kopiko began in 1982 as the first coffee candy: real coffee extract for people with no time to brew a cup. Forty years on, it is still made in Indonesia. Read how Kopiko got to space.
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