Coffee Inventories Rise in BrazilPrivate coffee producers accounted for 15.2 million sacks on March 31st, the highest number in the last seven years.Monday, July 28, 2014
The increase in inventories is the result of the grain harvest collected by farmers after the severe drought that hit the country in recent months, raising concerns about the supply of coffee from the world's largest producer. Source: Prensa.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Animal Feed: Better Forecasts for 2019January 2019 Because Costa Rica forecasts less rainfall in the Pacific and North Coastal Belt, demand for animal feed is expected to increase in the coming months. Sugar Sector ChallengesOctober 2018 The downward trend in international prices and the climate impact are part of the challenges facing producers in the region for the next harvest. International Price of Coffee Falls 21%June 2014 The future price fell to $169 from $215, the maximum price reached in April, after it was proven that the damage to crops caused by drought in Brazil was not as severe as anticipated. Drought Worsens in the U.S.August 2012 The droughts effect on grain crops has made food prices more expensive around the world, and is affecting the economies of Central American countries.
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