>>yunnan produces 98 percent of china's beans, most of it for export. but its output hardly registers on the world stage. coffee growing covers just 280 sq km, or around one sixtieth the size of beijing. >>reporter: brazil is the world's biggest coffee producer - with over 39 million bags in 2009. this is more than double the combined harvest of latin america's other big players. in africa, the beverage's birthplace, ethiopia and uganda lead the continent. while india and indonesia are serious asia producers. vietnam, with an 18 million bag harvest in 2009, is number two in the world. this dwarfs its neighbour's output - though china is doubling production to 1.5 million bags by 2015, by doubling the area under cultivation. >>reporter: it can do this as yunnan today uses only 10 percent of its territory that's suitable for coffee growing - and the province is keen to utilise much more, with an eye on the rapidly growing domestic market. >>lu: china makes up one-fifth of the world's population. so, its potential share of today's globalcoffee consumption

china's xinhua news agency says a landslide occurred in the mountains of southern yunnan province on wednesday, leaving one person dead and 90 missing. the landslide covered a village in an iron mining site in the southwest province of sichuan near guanghan city. middle sections of a bridge collapsed and two train carriages fell into the river. according to xinhua, all the train passengers and crew were able to escape and avoid injury. weather officials have forecast more heavy rains on friday and saturday in sichuan province. on august 8th, massive landslides hit zhouqu county in gansu province killing more than 1,300 people. >> japan is going to send its self-defense force crews and helicopters to pakistan to provide relief in the wake of the disaster caused by flooding. millions of pakistanis are in desperate need of food, shelter and other aid. the defense ministry sent an advance team to pakistan on thursday to prepare for the deployment of an sdf helicopter unit. the dispatch came on the same day the government decided to send six helicopters and a support staff of more than 20

much of the tobacco comes from laos and yunnan, while copycats in nearby guangzhou provide perfect packaging for the domestic and even global markets. as a container can carry 10 million cigarettes, the european union's anti fraud office believes thatcounterfeiting deprives the eu's coffers of hundreds of millions of euros annually. pulkkinen: in member states such as uk and ireland where duties and taxes are higher it can be up to three million euros per container. and if we're talking about a few hundred containers per year, it's a very significant number. >>reporter: and a significant player in the fake trade is yunxiao. there's more to this fujian backwater than meets the eye. dotted among the hills on the outskirts, some 200 illegal cigarette production lines are said to operate from near invisible caves and underground bunkers. >>mackie: it may seem unlikely, but yunxiao is reportedly the main production base for a multibillion dollar counterfeiting industry - the source of around half of the country's estimated annual order book of 400 billion counterfeit cigarettes. >>reporter: this