ICO bets on increasing global coffee harvest

Published 2021년 2월 5일

Tridge summary

The International Coffee Organization (ICO) has predicted a slight increase in coffee production and consumption for the 2020/2021 season, with production estimated at 171.89 million bags, a 1.9% increase from the previous season, and consumption at 166.62 million bags, a 1.3% increase. However, the ICO cautions that global demand for coffee may only recover limitedly due to social distancing measures and a slow global economic recovery. This, along with a large surplus of 8 million bags predicted by a Reuters survey, may limit further increases in coffee prices later in the year, unless demand recovers faster than current forecasts.
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Original content

In its first projection for the 2020/2021 season, the ICO stated that production should reach 171.89 million bags, up 1.9% over the previous season, while consumption was projected at 166.62 million bags. bags, up 1.3%. "Global demand for coffee is expected to have a limited recovery, as measures of social distance remain in place and the global economy is recovering slowly," said the ICO, adding that the increase in demand will not be enough to improve the balance of the Marketplace. The Organization explains that this may limit further increases in ...

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