Brazilian coffee production rises but global consumption falls

Published 2023년 9월 12일

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Global coffee consumption has decreased in the past year due to bad news affecting major coffee exporting countries, Brazil, Vietnam, and Colombia. Coffee growers are also concerned about the impact of drought caused by the El Niño climate phenomenon. Brazil's coffee production last year reached a record high of 64 million bags, and the forecast for the next harvest season is expected to be even higher at 70 million bags, causing international coffee prices to start falling.
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Original content

In the past year, global daily coffee consumption has experienced an abnormal decline. Brazil, Vietnam and Colombia, the three major coffee exporting countries, have been hit by bad news. At the same time, due to drought caused by the El Niño climate phenomenon, coffee growers are increasingly worried. This also brings challenges to the future market of coffee. ​ Compared with the previous year, Brazil's coffee production last year was a bumper season, reaching 64 million bags (60 kilograms per bag). Brazil is the leader of the global coffee industry, and its production has a significant impact on global market prices. World coffee prices It is usually subject to Brazil's output and the weather conditions during the local coffee production ...
Source: Foodmate

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