Secex: In Brazil, revenue from coffee exports in the year grows 7% compared to 2019

Published 2021년 1월 5일

Tridge summary

In 2020, Brazil's coffee exports, including roasted and unroasted coffee, extracts, essences, and concentrates, experienced a 7% revenue growth and a 6.2% increase in volume compared to the previous year, reaching a revenue of $5.530 billion and volume of 41,277 million bags. December alone saw a 31.3% increase in revenue compared to the same month in 2019, with unroasted coffee exports increasing by 34.1% and average prices rising by 1.05%. However, even with an increase in volume, the foreign sales of roasted coffee, extracts, essences, and concentrates saw a 1.94% decrease in revenue.

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Revenue from exports of roasted and unroasted coffee, extracts, essences and concentrates in 2020 increased by 7% compared to the previous year, from US $ 5.167 billion to US $ 5.530 billion. The volume shipped grew 6.2% between the two periods, from 2,476,615,753 kg (38,865 million 60 kg bags) to 2,331,886,490 kg (41,277 million bags). The data were obtained from the sum of the export figures for December, released this Monday by the Ministry of Economy's Foreign Trade Secretariat, with shipments to Brazil from January to November consolidated at Agrostat. Last December, revenue from total coffee exports was US $ 588.684 million, an increase of 31.3% compared to the US $ 448.351 million billed in the same month of 2019. Brazil exported 263,724 tons (or 4,395 million bags in the period) 60 kg), volume 32.8% greater than the 198,587 tons (3,310 million bags) shipped in December 2019. According to Secex, 254,553 tons (4,243 million bags) of unroasted coffee were shipped in December, ...

Source: Cccmg