<![CDATA[Bali Province is one of the coffee producing regions in Indonesia, with a total production of 15,649 tons. There are three major coffee producing areas in Bali Province, namely Bangli Regency which produces 2,173 tons of coffee, most of which are in Kintamani District. Tabanan Regency produces 5,588 tons of coffee, most of which are in Pupuan District. Buleleng Regency produces 5,379 tons of robusta coffee and 1,114 tons of Arabica coffee, most of which are located in Banjar and Kubutambahan (Central Bureau of Statistics, 2021). The formation of added value is very important in the processing of coffee products because it can increase income for producers. A production that includes processing, delivery, and storage will result in added value, which is referred to as added value. CV. Kak Dukuh Coffee is a domestic company that works in the coffee business. This sector of the economy is responsible for converting green coffee beans into ground coffee. So that added value calculations may be done, this method adds value to coffee products. The purpose of this study was to determine the production process and the added value of coffee beans into ground coffee at CV. Dukuh Coffee. The method used to calculate the added value of coffee products is the Hayami method. According to the study's findings, the steps involved in producing ground coffee are sorting, weighing, roasting, cooling I, milling, cooling II, and packing. The added value of powdered Robusta coffee is Rp. 16,197/kg with a ratio of 34%, which is categorized as moderate, and the added value of mix coffee is Rp.53,833/kg with a ratio of 46%, which is regarded as relatively high]]>
