INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Company forecasts a 12.4% drop in arabica production to 34.7 million bags due to drought
The dry conditions have significantly impacted yields in key regions like Minas Gerais.Supply concerns and speculative bets pushed prices up
despite a stronger United States dollar and falling robusta values
Brazilian farmers are holding onto their crops, anticipating further price hikes.Certified arabica inventories have plummeted, squeezing
traders who are struggling to meet demand
2025, with robusta production increasing as growers adapt to climate shifts
(Photo Internet reproduction)As a result, roasters are turning to cheaper alternatives like robusta and Vietnamese coffee
This shift could alter consumer preferences and market dynamics.Understanding these market dynamics is crucial for investors and
They could significantly impact global coffee markets and consumer behavior.The shift towards more resilient coffee varieties and origins
As climate challenges persist, the coffee industry must adapt to ensure sustainability and profitability.
