The overall total of coffee exports worldwide reaches 150 million 60kg bags in the period from October 2023 to September 2024

Published 2024년 12월 3일

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Between October 2023 and September 2024, global coffee exports reached 150 million 60kg bags, with South America leading as the largest producer region, accounting for 44% of the total with a 30.7% increase from the previous period. Brazil and Colombia were the primary contributors to this growth. Asia & Oceania's exports saw a slight decrease, largely due to Vietnam, while Africa's exports surged by 17.3%, driven by Ethiopia. Mexico & Central America experienced a minor drop in exports, mainly from Honduras and Nicaragua, but Guatemala and Mexico saw growth. Soluble coffee exports increased by 11.6%, while global exports of roasted beans were much lower in the same period. These findings are based on the Coffee Market Report – October 2024 by the International Coffee Organization (ICO).

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Exports from South America totaled 66.13 million bags, representing 44% of the total, Asia & Oceania with 40.62 million bags (27%), Africa with 16.02 million bags (10.6%) and Mexico & Central America with 14.51 million (9.6%). The overall total of coffee exports carried out by producing countries in the four major geographic regions of the planet that explore this agricultural activity, worldwide, in this case, South America, Asia & Oceania, Africa and Mexico & Central America, totaled a physical volume equivalent to 150 million 60kg bags, in the accumulated period of twelve months, specifically from October 2023 to September 2024. In this context, it is worth highlighting the fact that South America, which is the largest coffee producing region in the world, reached the physical volume of coffee exports equivalent to 66.13 million bags, a performance that represents 44% of the overall world total, in addition to a a significant increase of 30.7% compared to the same previous ...

Source: Embrapa