Coffee Production

Regenerative Farming Alone Cannot Solve the Coffee Living Income Gap

Jul

Coffee FactsCoffee Production, Living Income Gap, Regenerative Agriculture, Smallholder Farmers, Sustainable Farming

Regenerative Farming Alone Cannot Solve the Coffee Living Income Gap

Even if every coffee farmer adopted regenerative practices, many households in Peru and Indonesia would still earn 50% less than a living income. Ecological improvements cannot overcome the crushing reality of small farm sizes and volatile global market prices.

Vietnam Forecasts Third Consecutive Year of Rising Coffee Production

Jun

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Coffee FactsAgricultural Economics, Coffee Production, Robusta Coffee, USDA Report, Vietnam Coffee

Vietnam Forecasts Third Consecutive Year of Rising Coffee Production

Vietnam is set to produce a staggering 32.5 million bags of coffee by the 2026/27 market year as robusta cultivation surges. This massive expansion follows an aggressive national replanting program designed to modernize aging crops despite rising fertilizer and labor costs.

Arabica Futures Hit Eighteen Month Low Amid Brazilian Harvest Projections

Jun

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Coffee FactsArabica Futures, Brazilian Coffee Harvest, Coffee Production, Commodity Markets, Conab

Arabica Futures Hit Eighteen Month Low Amid Brazilian Harvest Projections

Arabica futures have plunged to their lowest levels in eighteen months as Brazil prepares for a massive, record-breaking harvest. While this projected global surplus offers much-needed breathing room for roasters, extreme climate risks could erase these supply gains overnight.

El Salvador’s Coffee Sector Faces a Perfect Storm of Climate and Crisis

May

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Coffee FactsClimate Crisis, Coffee Production, El Salvador, Farming Challenges, Tree Replacement

El Salvador’s Coffee Sector Faces a Perfect Storm of Climate and Crisis

El Salvador’s coffee farms are collapsing as droughts, floods, and falling yields combine with credit shortages and labor exodus. A 7.5% drop in production looms, threatening the livelihoods of thousands reliant on a crop now struggling to survive.