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Introduction to the Coffee-Growing Regions and Cultivars of Bolivia, a South American Country South America is a diverse continent with rich natural resources and therefore has quite a few coffee-producing countries, such as Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil, Peru, Bolivia and others. Bolivia, the Plurinational State of Bolivia (Estado Plurinacional de
2024-05-17
Drought persists! A supply gap of 2.7 million bags of Robusta is expected in the future Recently, global coffee prices have plummeted as weather conditions improved in many countries, export volumes increased, and international inventories rebounded. Earlier in April, due to drought in Vietnam, the country faced a shortage of water resources, major coffee-growing regions were severely affected by high temperatures, and coffee trees withered, leading to reduced yields.
2024-05-17
Guatemala reports plans to expand coffee planting area, but still faces many difficulties Recently, the Guatemalan National Coffee Association (Ancafé) announced that last year it planned to compile a comprehensive geographical survey to redraw Guatemala's coffee map. Currently, according to the new coffee map drawn by Ancafé, a total of 251,265 hectares of coffee plantations are relatively stable,
2024-05-16
Introduction to Coffee Growing Regions and Cultivated Varieties in Venezuela, a South American Country In South America, the soil and growing conditions here are very suitable for growing coffee, so there are quite a few coffee-producing countries, such as Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil, Peru, Venezuela and others. Among them, Venezuela has lower recognition, but it can still produce high-quality coffee. Venezuela
2024-05-16
Up 53% year-on-year! Brazil's April coffee exports remain strong Recently, the Brazil Coffee Exporters Council (Cecafe) released Brazil's export figures for April. In April this year, Brazil exported 4.222 million bags of 60 kg coffee, a strong performance that set a record for the month, with export volume up 53.3% compared with the same period last year, surpassing the performance of April 2021. In addition, by
2024-05-15
Government Officially Takes Over FNC! Colombia's Coffee Industry Ushers in Major Reform In recent times, Colombia's coffee industry has been facing a series of challenges and threats, including prices, weather, political systems and more. Apart from the weather issues, the biggest problem for Colombian coffee lies in the government's system. Earlier, the Colombian Coffee Growers Committee (FNC) filed a complaint against the government, arguing that the government had not
2024-05-13
An Introduction to the Coffee-Growing Regions and Cultivated Varieties of Mexico, a Country in North America In North America, there are quite a few well-known coffee-producing countries, such as Guatemala, Panama, Costa Rica and Jamaica, among which Mexico is relatively less well known than the other coffee-producing countries, but in recent years it has also performed well. Mexico, the United Mexican States (UnitedMexi
2024-05-13
Introduction to the Coffee-Growing Regions and Cultivated Varieties of the African Country Uganda African coffee enjoys a very high profile in the global coffee market, because Africa is home to quite a few coffee-producing countries, and the African country Ethiopia is widely recognized as the birthplace of coffee. There are also many coffee-producing countries that should not be underestimated, such as the steadily developing Uganda. Uganda, the Republic of Uganda (The Republ
2024-05-12
Floods in Africa! Farmland in Sidamo and other producing regions in Ethiopia hit by major flooding Recently, extreme weather has continued to affect the globe, and Africa has likewise been hit. Multiple East African countries have experienced heavy rainfall, triggering floods. Yesterday, an international climate monitoring body issued a warning that flood disasters caused by climate fluctuations have left more than 600,000 people displaced in East Africa. And in the coming weeks, further
2024-05-12
Currency depreciation and the Red Sea crisis: Vietnam coffee prices rebound to 4,000 USD In late April, coffee futures prices kept rising, and robusta coffee futures prices even hit a record high, once reaching 4,339 USD/ton, and the resulting chain effect also pushed up arabica futures prices. In early May, Brazil and Vietnam, the two largest coffee-producing countries, released their April coffee export reports.
2024-05-11

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