Categoria: Geral
Article – People who love forests consume sustainable coffee
Brazil is one of the most emblematic in the world in its coffee growing and directed consumption may be a way towards environmental commitment
Measures to increase the price of coffee By Armando Matielli
We are going through real transformations worldwide with the systems implemented by large corporations regarding the fantastic logistics that have been taking place on global platforms.
Cooxupe’s 2017 Coffee Sales Stagnate Following Drop in Prices
2017-04-17 (Bloomberg) — The nation’s largest coffee-grower cooperative and exporter has sold 19.8% of the expected 2017 harvest as of April 11, Lucio Dias, its commercial superintendent, says by phone. * That compares with the 18.5% sold as of Nov. 8* Advance coffee sales were 18.4% a year earlier, 32.4% in 2015* “Farmers are selling […]
Battle Brews as World’s Largest Coffee Exporter Eyes Imports
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Brazil’s Coffee Arabica Beans Quality Hurt by Rain: Cooxupe
Persistent rainfall has hurt the quality of Brazil’s arabica crop since last wk, said Lucio Dias, commercial superintendent at Cooxupe, the country’s largest coffee-growing cooperative and biggest exporter.
Colombia Coffee to Get Rain Boost, Central America Dry, MDA Says
Showers throughout rest of wk will maintain “favorable” conditions in Colombia’s southern areas, while slowly improving flowering outlook for northern regions, MDA Weather Services says Wednesday in e-mailed report.
DJ Weak Brazilian Real Knocks Coffee Prices Lower — Market Talk
A weakening of the Brazilian real is putting pressure on coffee prices, according to FC Stone. A rocky economic picture for Brazil, amid a long-running political scandal, is putting pressure on the Brazilian currency — even after expectations that Presid
DJ Brazil Coffee Producers Miss Weaker Currency — Market Talk
Historically speaking, the Brazilian real may still be weak versus the US dollar, but
not weak enough for Brazil’s coffee producers. The world’s largest growing region grew accustomed to the favorable exchange rate when a dollar bought 4 reis versus 3.6
Brazil’s Conab to Sell Coffee, Corn in Auctions This Week
Buyers will be offered 120,000 bags of
arabica coffee from state-run inventories in Minas Gerais at an
auction on March 31, National Supply Company, or Conab, says in
website document.
Coffee Market Report
To comply with the dictates of the European Union competition regulators the newly amalgamated Jacobs Douwe Egberts Company that was mad up from the joining of Mondelez International and D. E. Master Blenders 1753 have confirmed the sale to Lavazza of the
Rabo casts doubt on rallies in coffee, soy, sugar and wheat
Rabobank lifted arabica coffee, cocoa and sugar price forecasts, but to levels below the futures curve, casting doubts on the sustainability of rallies in soybean and wheat futures too.
Vietnam coffee body warns on dryness threat
Water shortages will “seriously affect” Vietnam’s robusta crop, the country’s coffee body said.
Dryness remains a threat to world coffee output
OK, Brazil’s arabica output is in for a strong rebound. But dryness lingers in robusta areas, and Colombia, Ethiopia, a top analyst says
DJ Brazil’s Cooabriel Robusta Coffee Cooperative Says Stocks Could Run Out
Brazil’s Espirito Santo state is likely to grow less Robusta coffee this year than last
year because of a lack of rain, according to the head of the country’s biggest cooperative producing
the variety.
Withering Coffee Crop Spurs Investors to Trim Bets on Price Fall
Dry weather across coffee-producing regions is starting to diminish the outlook for this year’s crop and forcing investors to trim their bets that prices will fall