Costa Rica coffee report: Production near record lows

Published May 22, 2024

Tridge summary

Coffee production in Costa Rica for the 2024/25 market year is projected to stay near historically low levels due to labor shortages and adverse weather conditions affecting the country's 27,000 coffee growers. Additionally, the strong Costa Rican colón against the US dollar is resulting in unfavorable exchange rates for exports, further discouraging production. These challenges are highlighted in the latest USDA Foreign Agriculture Service annual report on Costa Rica's coffee sector.
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Coffee production in Costa Rica in market year 2024/25 is expected to hover around near-record-low levels as the country’s approximately 27,000 coffee growers continue to face labor and weather-related challenges. Compounding those issues is the strength of the Costa Rican colón against the United States dollar, which is creating unfavorable exchange rates for exports and further disincentivizing production. These and other issues are outlined in the new USDA Foreign Agriculture Service annual report on the Costa Rica coffee sector. [Note: This is part of a series of stories that ...
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