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Get in touch with us nowCoffee production in Brazil reached an estimate of close to 59 million 60-kilogram bags in 2024, up from more than 55 million bags a year earlier. Coffee crops are characterized by a biennial effect in harvest yields, in which production yields are very high one year, and comparably low in the following.
Brazil is by far the largest coffee producer worldwide, while in the domestic sector, the commodity accounted for around six percent of the agricultural production value in 2022. Nonetheless, the area planted with coffee in Brazil has been on an overall decreasing trend throughout the past decade, compensated in recent years by an increase in average yield.
The Arabica variety, one of the first coffee species ever cultivated, and normally associated with finer, more aromatic coffees, represented around 69 percent of the Brazilian coffee output in 2023. Although Arabica is more sensitive to the biennial effect than Robusta coffee, this varieties’ higher market prices offsets the lower yield. In fact, the revenue generated by Arabica coffee in Brazil reached almost 42 billion Brazilian reals in 2023.
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