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Coffee culture sparks economic activity in Songjiang

chinadaily.com.cn |  Updated:2025-12-24

Songjiang district's coffee culture has evolved from a lifestyle trend into a regional development catalyst, fostering rural vitalization, industrial upgrading, and tourism, and becoming a key driver of local economic activity.

A standout example is Hula Coffee shop in Maogang town, which has gained popularity for its scenic views and artistic atmosphere. The cafe's menu, inspired by local landscapes, blends nature with innovative coffee flavors.

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A barista at Hula Coffee prepares a cup of coffee. [Photo/WeChat ID: sh_songjiang]

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Hula Coffee shop. [Photo/WeChat ID: sh_songjiang]

In addition to its cultural influence, Songjiang's coffee factories showcase industrial innovation. Mings Coffee's high-tech facility, with automated processes and high-efficiency machines, demonstrates the power of technology in coffee production. Meanwhile, Wangli Coffee has integrated research, design, and service to ensure quality and compliance with international standards.

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Mings Coffee production workshop. [Photo/WeChat ID: sh_songjiang]

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Wangli Coffee production workshop. [Photo/WeChat ID: sh_songjiang]

A favorable business environment supports Songjiang's thriving coffee economy, with local authorities providing comprehensive services that enable businesses like Cotti Coffee to succeed. The annual Coffee Golden Week also attracts tens of thousands of visitors, further boosting the region's economic vibrancy.

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Citizens enjoy coffee during Songjiang Coffee Golden Week. [Photo/WeChat ID: sh_songjiang]

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The 3rd Songjiang Coffee Golden Week event. [Photo/WeChat ID: sh_songjiang]

By connecting culture, commerce, and industry, the district's coffee-driven ecosystem is creating a dynamic new landscape for locals and visitors alike.

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