From a statement issued by the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia (FNC):

The coffee renovation program undertaken by coffee growers in Colombia has also had a positive effect on the quality and consistency of the coffee produced in the country.

A recent report by the Commercial Department of the National Federation of Coffee Growers (FNC), where purchases made from producers in the last two years were analyzed, showed that the proportion of healthy beans in a sample of pergamino coffee increased to 81% while what is called outage (residues from threshing) was reduced from 20 to 19%.

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Colombia Produces Less Coffee

May 2017

Production in April amounted to 834 thousand bags of 60 kilos, 20% less than production in the same month in the previous harvest, when 1.04 million bags were recorded.

Larepublica.co reports that "...The reason for the fall in production last month, according to the National Coffee Growers Federation (FNC), could be a delay in the blooms responsible for the harvest in the first half of the year. On the other hand, production for the current year was 4.4 million bags an increase of 4.8% compared to production in the same period in 2016."

Colombian Coffee Production Up 8%

April 2015

The production of soft washed Arabica coffee for the last twelve months reached 12.3 million bags weighing 60 kilos, 8% more than the 11.5 million bags produced in the corresponding previous period.

From a statement issued by the National Federation of Coffee Growers in Colombia:

Sharp Rise in Coffee Production in Colombia

December 2013

In November 1.11 million bags of 60 kilos of grain were produced, 45% more than the in the same period in the previous harvest in November.

The information was confirmed by the National Federation of Coffee Growers of that country.

Colombian rise in coffee production was "driven by the renewal of the crops which raised productivity and the health of the coffee plantations, as well as the improved climate", reported Prensa.com.

Colombian Coffee Production Falls

February 2009

Comparing the month of January in 2007 to 2008, exports fell 18% and production was 38% less.

As it was reported by the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia (FNC), the "effects of winter in the last months of 2008, less fertilization and the renovation of coffee plantations explain the lower production of coffee in the first month of 2009."