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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...
- Brazilian researchers remix coffee varieties to confront climate challengeThis crucial research aims to combat climate change's threat to global coffee supplies, as arabica faces declining yields. The goal is to c...
- Drop in global Arabica prices stymie India’s exportsBumper crop in Brazil and Vietnam also seen weighing on exports.
- 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...
- This summer’s too hot for coffeeSearing heat in the absence of summer rains has destroyed large tracts of coffee plantation in Karnataka.
- Weak rupee & strong robusta coffee may push exportsCoffee exports from India are expected to go up owing to a weak rupee and good output of robusta crop despite reports of excessive supply i...
- Coffee exports may dip as growers hold on to stocks for better priceCoffee shipments for the fiscal year 2014-15 have slumped 9% to 2,86,393 tonne. The decline has been as much as 15% for the last quarter en...
- Coffee Board makes progress in its effort to tackle the white stem borer pestIn one of its experiments, the Central Coffee Research Institute (CCRI) has found that the adult beetles of stem borer could be killed befo...
- Indian coffee turns costly for the world, exports down 20%Arabica coffee shipments down by 50% since Jan 1, hitting overall coffee exports.
- Arabica leaves a bitter taste for Coffee growersArabica's share of world coffee production, estimated at 149.8 million bags of 60 kg each in 201415, fell to 55 per cent from 62 per cent f...
- India's coffee exports dip at 6% following supply squeeze and slack demandIndian tea and coffee exports have taken a hit due to the political turmoil in neighbouring countries, bad weather, low demand and supply g...
- Coffee output likely to jump over 13 per cent this year, says Coffee BoardIt forecasts arabica production at 1,05,500 tonnes and 2,39,250 tonnes of robusta output in 2014-15.
- Higher global supplies to keep coffee price lowThe Indian coffee industry will earn less this year as a higher production expected from major coffee-producing nations is likely to keep 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...
- Arabica coffee output stagnant, India may lose its export edgeAgainst a Coffee Board estimate of 1 lakh tonne for this year, growers say Arabica production will be down to 80,000 tonne.
- Robusta Coffee prices climb on output fall concernsIndian robusta coffee prices are climbing on concerns of lower production. Though the Coffee Board estimate is 2.17 lakh tonne.
- Growers, traders nonplussed over global coffee pricesRecent rally in global coffee prices has left Indian growers a bit flummoxed.
- Indian coffee exporters miss the busIndian coffee exporters and growers haven’t been able to benefit from the recent rally in Arabica prices, especially if one goes by the dai...
- Coffee growers see crop damage due to untimely rainsThe Karnataka Growers’ Federation has warned that untimely rains over the last few days could affect the next crop by 50% in many areas and...
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