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Why a strong El Niño leaves tropical commodities acutely exposedForecasters anticipate a strong El Nino developing later this year, likely boosting global temperatures and disrupting rainfall patterns. T...- From insurgency to Arabica: Nagaland finds a new revolution in coffeeNagaland is brewing a new future, shifting from its past to a vibrant coffee economy. Local farmers and young entrepreneurs are leading thi...
- Why the world’s top coffee producer is switching up its beansRobusta's resilience to heat and disease, coupled with its faster growth rate and profitability, positions Brazil to maintain its global co...
- Brazil’s cheap coffee is now costlier than fancy ArabicaRobusta coffee beans, typically cheaper and used for instant coffee, are now more expensive than the usually pricier arabica beans in Brazi...
- Instant coffee affinity takes robusta beans from stepchild to favouriteHigher living costs around the world also encouraged a move toward cheaper coffee blends, while a growing consumer base in China drives hig...
- Brazil coffee harvest advances quickly, lower yields reportedBrazil's coffee harvest progresses with 60% arabica, 80% robusta harvested, yields hit by dry weather.
- India's coffee exports rise 12% to $1.28 billion in 2023-24India's coffee exports increased by 12.22% to USD 1.28 billion in 2023-24 due to higher demand for Robusta coffee in global markets. The co...
- World heads for fourth year of shortages for instant coffee beansPoor rainfall in Vietnam has caused “irreversible damage” to coffee blossoms, while lower fertiliser use and the expansion of durian trees ...
- Robusta coffee rises most since 2010 on Vietnam rain concernsCoffee futures rose, with robusta in London rising to the highest levels since the year 2010 amid concerns around supply from Vietnam.
- India's coffee exports rise 13.35 pc to 1.25 lakh tonnes in January-MarchIndia's coffee shipments surged 13.35% to 1,25,631 tonnes in January-March 2024, driven by robust demand for Robusta coffee. Arabica and Ro...
- India's coffee exports fell 5.4% in 2023India's coffee exports declined 5.4% in 2023 to 3.77 lakh tonne due to a fall in Robusta coffee shipments. Arabica and Robusta are the coff...
- Bean shortage drives up cost of even the cheapest cup of coffeeThe crops in Brazil, which is the second-largest grower of the robusta variety, have been hurt by drought.
- Coffee prices poised to climb with bean shortfall nearing third yearGlobal supply will trail demand by 3.8 million bags in the next season, with robusta beans hitting a record shortfall amid surging demand f...
- Falling coffee prices a dampener for exporters“We are expecting a Robusta crop less than last year in Karnataka because of drought and erratic rains,” said HT Pramod, chairman of Karnat...
- Brazil's economy is turning sour, but the coffee is sweeterA drought across robusta plantations this year has raised prices for the bitter-tasting type of coffee that's usually the cheapest.
- Good days ahead for India as rains spoil Brazil coffeeThe USDA report predicted a record arabica output for 2016-17 in Brazil that will offset the lower robusta production due to a drought in t...
- Arabica coffee premium slipsArabica coffee is fetching the smallest premium over the robusta variety in more than three years as supplies increase from Central America...
- Above normal rains, strong winds take toll on coffee cropThe Coffee Board’s latest post-monsoon survey projects a 9.1% fall in the country’s 2007-08 coffee crop from the previous year.
- Robusta vies with Arabica for special slotThe great Indian robusta - considered among the world’s best espresso coffee beans - is set to cock a snook at the snootier Arabica and pos...
- Coffee Board to pep up value-added RobustaWith the Eleventh Plan projections for coffee production, consumption and exports being formulated, the Coffee Board plans to remove the ex...
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