India’s coffee exports rise by 19% in January-June this year

Published 2022년 7월 6일

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India's coffee shipments experienced a 19% increase in the first half of this year, reaching 2,24,293 tonnes, as reported by the Coffee Board of India. The period saw a notable rise in robusta coffee exports, with a 39.43% increase, and a marginal growth in instant coffee shipments, by 24%. However, Arabica coffee exports saw a decline of 16.75%. The main destinations for Indian coffee were Italy, Germany, and Belgium. India is among the top 10 global coffee producers, accounting for about 3% of the world's output, and is a significant exporter, with over 70% of its production.

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Coffee shipments from India, Asia’s third-largest producer and exporter, rose by 19 per cent to 2,24,293 tonnes in the first half of the current calendar year, according to Coffee Board of India. The country had exported 1,88,736 tonnes in the year-ago period. India ships both robusta and Arabica varieties, besides instant coffee. According to the Board’s latest data, the shipment of Robusta coffee jumped by 39.43 per cent to 1,32,852 tonnes during January-June 2022 from 95,280 tonnes in the same period last year. Whereas Arabica coffee exports declined 16.75 per cent to Rs 29,058 tonnes from 34,905 tonnes in the said period. In the case of instant coffee, its shipments increased by 24 per cent to 15,858 tonnes from 12,794 tonnes in the year-ago period. The volume of coffee re-exported remained marginally higher at 46,324 tonnes against 45,621 tonnes. Italy, Germany and Belgium were the major export destinations for Indian coffee during the period. India is among the top 10 ...

Source: Indoasiancommodities