Avocado as an Alternative to Coffee CultivationIn Nicaragua some coffee growers have decided to replace their crops with avocado plantations, because the international price of coffee has reported low prices in recent years.Friday, September 6, 2019
According to reports from CentralAmericaData, in the last seven years the average price of regional coffee exports has registered a clear decreasing trend, going from $4.86 per kilo in January 2012 to $2.57 at the beginning of 2019. Source: elnuevodiario.com.ni Do you need more information about your business sector?Request more information: Need assistance? Contact us
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Coffee: 2019-2020 Harvest Starts with Red NumbersFebruary 2020 Because of the lack of investment in recent years in the maintenance of the coffee park, in the first three months of the current harvest in El Salvador a 46% year-on-year drop in the volume of coffee production is reported. Coffee: Good Expectations Due to Price ReboundDecember 2019 The increase to $135 of the international price of the quintal is promising for the coffee sector, since in recent years producers have gone through severe crises because of the fall in the price of the grain. Coffee: Controversial Law Reform ApprovedAugust 2019 The National Assembly of Nicaragua approved the bill that establishes that when the price per quintal of grain exceeds $100, producers must contribute one dollar to a commission that will watch over the incentives of the sector. International Price of Coffee RisesFebruary 2014 The dry weather in Brazil drove up the price of arabica coffee by 23% in a week, but the upward trend is not expected to last.
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