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Coffee crop

C&CI March 2017

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|Date: March 02, 2017
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C&CI March 2017

Better coffee could follow sequencing of Arabica genome; Brazil's tale of two crops sees roasters turn to ...

Better coffee could follow sequencing of Arabica genome; Brazil's tale of two crops sees roasters turn to low grade Arabica; NCA wary of unintended consequences of Trump agenda; Study finds caffeine i ...

March 02, 2017
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ICO EXPECTS 2018/19 TO BE THE SECOND YEAR OF SURPLUS

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|Date: January 14, 2019
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ICO EXPECTS 2018/19 TO BE THE SECOND YEAR OF SURPLUS

As highlighted in the January 2019 issue of C&CI, after a small surplus in the global coffee market i ...

As highlighted in the January 2019 issue of C&CI, after a small surplus in the global coffee market in 2017/2018, a surplus is also expected in 2018/2019, primarily as a result of a large crop in ...

January 14, 2019
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BRAZIL SET TO HARVEST RECORD COFFEE CROP

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|Date: May 21, 2018
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BRAZIL SET TO HARVEST RECORD COFFEE CROP

Brazil is set to harvest a record coffee crop this year, with state forecasting agency Conab increasing i ...

Brazil is set to harvest a record coffee crop this year, with state forecasting agency Conab increasing its estimate for the harvest that has been underway since early April to 58.04 million bags. As ...

May 21, 2018
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WARMING TEMPERATURES IN PUERTO RICO PRESENT A CHALLENGE TO COFFEE GROWERS

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|Date: May 08, 2017
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WARMING TEMPERATURES IN PUERTO RICO PRESENT A CHALLENGE TO COFFEE GROWERS

Climate projections indicate Puerto Rico will become warmer and drier, adversely affecting one of the isl ...

Climate projections indicate Puerto Rico will become warmer and drier, adversely affecting one of the island’s best known crops, resulting in less favourable growing conditions for coffee. A study by ...

May 08, 2017
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ANALYST EXPECTS COFFEE PRICES TO TRADE SIDEWAYS FOR SOME TIME

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|Date: March 27, 2017
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ANALYST EXPECTS COFFEE PRICES TO TRADE SIDEWAYS FOR SOME TIME

BMI Research, part of Fitch Group, says it remains bearish on Arabica coffee prices and anticipates that ...

BMI Research, part of Fitch Group, says it remains bearish on Arabica coffee prices and anticipates that the global coffee market will be better supplied in the coming months as Asian supply rebounds. ...

March 27, 2017
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NEW EL NIÑO COULD FORM LATER THIS YEAR

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|Date: February 20, 2017
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NEW EL NIÑO COULD FORM LATER THIS YEAR

Scientists from the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) say there is a possibility of a new El Niño e ...

Scientists from the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) say there is a possibility of a new El Niño event forming later this year, following on from the 2015/2016 El Niño, which drove up global te ...

February 20, 2017
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ARABICA PRICE FALLS AFTER BRIEF BOOST IN JANUARY

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|Date: February 13, 2017
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ARABICA PRICE FALLS AFTER BRIEF BOOST IN JANUARY

The International Coffee Organization (ICO) says that in January 2017, the coffee market recovered from t ...

The International Coffee Organization (ICO) says that in January 2017, the coffee market recovered from the fall in prices which was recorded towards the end of last year (although prices dipped again ...

February 13, 2017
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‘TALE OF TWO CROPS’ SEES ROASTERS TURN TO LOW GRADE ARABICA

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|Date: February 06, 2017
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‘TALE OF TWO CROPS’ SEES ROASTERS TURN TO LOW GRADE ARABICA

Production of Robusta is coming under pressure in Brazil, primarily as a result of drought in important p ...

Production of Robusta is coming under pressure in Brazil, primarily as a result of drought in important producing regions, with Robusta trading at levels above that of Arabica as a result. In January, ...

February 06, 2017
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ROBUSTA GAINS, ARABICA FALLS AS CONAB PREDICTS 49.6 MILLION BAGS FROM BRAZIL

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|Date: September 22, 2016
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ROBUSTA GAINS, ARABICA FALLS AS CONAB PREDICTS 49.6 MILLION BAGS FROM BRAZIL

Contrary to expectations, Conab, the Brazilian forecasting agency, has left its May 2016 estimate of Braz ...

Contrary to expectations, Conab, the Brazilian forecasting agency, has left its May 2016 estimate of Brazil’s 2016/17 coffee crop virtually unchanged. Announcing its latest figures on 21 September, Co ...

September 22, 2016
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MEXICAN REPLANTING PROGRAMME AIMS TO COMBAT EFFECTS OF LEAF RUST

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|Date: August 15, 2016
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MEXICAN REPLANTING PROGRAMME AIMS TO COMBAT EFFECTS OF LEAF RUST

Production in Mexico has been hit hard by coffee leaf rust, and has fallen significantly in the last 2-3 ...

Production in Mexico has been hit hard by coffee leaf rust, and has fallen significantly in the last 2-3 years, prompting the government there to support a large-scale replanting programme with materi ...

August 15, 2016
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May ’19

In This Month’s Issue

Warming climate changing Colombia’s coffee future
Acquisitions are part of our DNA says family-controlled Italian roaster
Migrant workers particularly at risk from forced labour
Craft chocolate makers find Ghanaian cocoa is to their liking

Editorial Comment

This Editorial comment first appeared in the May’19 issue of C&CI.

In the last couple of years deforestation caused by growing cocoa has leapt into the headlines. Efforts are under way to halt deforestation in protected areas, but how do you monitor vast tracts of land in remote areas in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana? Read more

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