Shipments of coffee from Brazil to producing countries soar

The coffee market is currently experiencing significant price fluctuations due to global supply uncertainties, with Brazil playing a pivotal role in international exports. While Brazil's harvest is progressing quickly, other major coffee-producing nations are facing production challenges. Brazil's coffee exports, especially to Robusta-producing countries like Vietnam and Indonesia, have increased substantially. The Brazilian Coffee Exporters Council (Cecafé) underscores the growing significance of Brazilian coffee in the global market, with both Arabica and canephora (Robusta and conilon) varieties showing notable export growth. Investments in research and technology have enhanced the quality and productivity of Brazilian coffee, catering to the rising global demand.

The coffee market remains nervous, prices still show significant fluctuations, record values and the scenario is not expected to show major changes in the medium term. On the fundamentals side, the great uncertainty regarding the global supply of the product is what justifies such appreciation on the New York and London stock exchanges. The Brazilian harvest is faster and despite doubts regarding yield, work continues without major problems in the field. In other origins, however, the scenario is no different: there are still many unanswered questions regarding production in important origins. Brazil continues to supply a large part of the international market and with climate change altering the pace of production, it also supplies other important coffee producing countries. The most recent data from the Brazilian Coffee Exporters Council (Cecafé) showed significant advances in shipments, especially to Robusta producing countries. Between January and June, Vietnam purchased 458% ...