India is the second top seller of coffee in Italy after Brazil. Germany, Belgium, Russia are also big buyers of Indian coffee. With Covid p...

Exports since January are already trailing those from last year.

The increase has come from export of robusta cherry and parchment varieties.

As per Coffee Board’s export data for the period from January 1 to July 17, 2017, the total export volumes were at 2,16,926 tonnes –– a mar...

Indian coffee exports have recorded a marginal increase despite a sluggish trend in the world market and a general decline in prices, thank...

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Exports may decline as much as 10 per cent from 312,756 tonne in 2013, said Ramesh Rajah, president of the Coffee Exporters Association of ...

A huge production excluding some Central America regions has pulled down the prices of arabica and robusta varieties in the international m...

“There is a good demand for robusta cherries. We can expect a good offtake of the variety in the next few months,” said Ramesh Rajah.

India exported 21,557 tonne coffee in January, as against 20,112 tonne in the same month last year.

Persisting recessionary trends and sliding global prices have hit Indian coffee exports, which are down 10% till November this fiscal year.

Coffee shipments went up by 17% over last year to touch 3,48,029 tonne in 2011-12, according to initial estimates.

Coffee exporters are facing a glut in the world market amid a lull in demand. Arabica shipments are down 23% in the January-February period.

India's coffee production is expected to decline to around 2.95 lakh tonne in the current coffee year on account of lower robusta output.

Coffee Board's revised estimate of export and production remains little unchanged from previous figures which have been disputed by the ind...

India's coffee production may decline by about 10 per cent in 2011-12 season beginning October due to sporadic rains early this year, indus...

Recent rally in global coffee prices has left Indian growers a bit flummoxed.