Evidence is growing fast that coffee production from Brazil, the world’s largest growers, is not set for another bumper crop in the next 2014-15 crop cycle, for which picking will…
By TRANG HO, INVESTOR’S BUSINESS DAILY JAN 1, 2014 (Investor’s Business Daily)–After years of overabundance, a brewing global shortfall in coffee could heat up prices as much as sevenfold over…
JAN 10 (SpillingTheBeans)–Active March Arabica coffee futures closed stronger on Friday, settling 1.30 cents higher at $1.2065 cents per pound at the ICE futures exchange in New York. Prices opened…
VOLCAFE: Safra de café do Brasil 14/15 ficará abaixo da expectativa (Por CafePoint)–A safra 2014/15 de café do Brasil deve cair bem abaixo das expectativas, como resultado de uma intensa…
BREAKING NEWS By SpillingTheBeans JAN 9 (SpillingTheBeans)–Brazil’s official crop supply agency Conab on Thursday pegged the next 2014-15 coffee harvest in the world’s largest producing country to yield a harvest…
JAN 8, 2014 (SpillingTheBeans)–Ecuador’s coffee exports declined about 13 percent in November from October, the National Coffee Council, or Cofenac, said. Ecuador exported 88,610 60-kilogram bags of coffee in November,…
SpillingTheBeans welcomes the recent focus on the rain issue in Brazil, after all the extensive weather damage both to the current 2013-14 crop as well as the next 2014-15 harvest…
BY MAJA WALLENGREN BREAKING NEWS: JAN 6 (SpillingTheBeans)–The next 2014-15 coffee harvest in the world’s top grower Brazil will fall short of expectations and is unlikely to yield more than…
JAN 3, 2014 (Ekantipur.com)–Nepal’s coffee output plunged 12.4 percent in the last fiscal year due to pests and ignorance about proper growing methods. The National Tea and Coffee Development Board…
Costa Rica expects coffee output to drop by 19 percent during the current 2013/2014 harvesting season due to damage from the tree-killing fungus roya as well as low market prices,…