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Coffee growers

Mexico coffee leader touts state control of prices to help farmers
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Mexico coffee leader touts state control of prices to help farmers

  • Price controls for coffee were mostly abandoned years ago due to the difficulty of reaching global agreements on supply, exposing farmers to sharp price crashes. In 2019, the world's third-largest producer, Colombia, introduced subsidies for coffee growers and, along with Brazil, called for supply caps.
  • Lopez Obrador has authorized price floors for other agricultural commodities, including Mexico's staple corn, but has to yet to carry through on most of his coffee campaign promises.
Published 12 Apr, 2021 08:54pm
Raw sugar prices fall as Brazilian currency weakens
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Raw sugar prices fall as Brazilian currency weakens

  • A weaker real encourages Brazilian exporters to sell dollar-priced commodities such as sugar and coffee because it raises their returns in local currency terms.
  • Dealers noted buying emerged around the day's low of 15.55 cents a lb, a level where it also found support on Friday and in early February.
Published 22 Mar, 2021 08:30pm
Arabica coffee prices weaken
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Arabica coffee prices weaken

LONDON: Arabica coffee futures on ICE fell on Wednesday, weighed partly by a further weakening in the currency of ...
Published 18 Mar, 2021 03:56am
Arabica prices seen rising by end-2021 as deficit looms
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Arabica prices seen rising by end-2021 as deficit looms

  • Arabica prices will end 2021 at $1.35 per pound, up 7.7% from Monday's close (Feb.1) and 5.3% above levels seen at the end of 2020, based on the median forecast of survey participants.
  • Top producer Brazil enters an off-year in its biennial crop cycle in the upcoming 2021/22 season.
Published 02 Feb, 2021 05:19pm