Urbanization Beats CoffeeEvery day that passes by we see less and less evidence of the times in which San José of Costa Rica was a huge coffee plantation.Monday, January 11, 2010
It is impossible for coffee to compete with real estate development in terms of return on investment, so every year more and more coffee plantations are replaced by urbanization projects, with coffee production falling each year. Source: elfinancierocr.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Coffee: Production in Historic LowsJuly 2019 Partly explained by the exhaustion of soils dedicated to the cultivation of grain, in Costa Rica the 2018-2019 harvest was 1.7 million bags, one of the lowest records of recent decades. Concern in Costa Rica's Coffee SectorNovember 2010 Low production and the rising international price of the bean concern the Toasters Chamber. Costa Rica To Produce 12% More CoffeeJune 2010 Icafé, the Coffee Institute of Costa Rica, expects the country to output 11.6% more coffee in the 2010/11 harvest. Costa Rica Coffee Production Down 18%February 2010 In 2008/2009, the country produced 2.06 million 46-kg sacks, an 18% reduction when compared to 2007/08, when production reached 2.43 million sacks.
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