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Global Coffee Market Rallies as Brazil Faces Weather & Export ChallengesGlobal Coffee Market Rallies as Brazil Faces Weather & Export Challenges.

Kampala, Uganda-This week, both Arabica and Robusta coffee prices climbed sharply, driven by frost damage in Brazil’s Cerrado Mineiro and a significant drop in Brazil’s coffee exports. For industry buyers, roasters, and importers, this is more than market news it’s a signal to act strategically.

Frost in Cerrado Mineiro Tightens Arabica Supply

Early-week frost swept through Cerrado Mineiro, a region known for producing some of Brazil’s finest Arabica beans. Even light frost can cause long-term plant damage, reduce yields and affect bean quality. Therefore, Arabica prices are pushing higher, as global traders anticipate tighter supplies in the months ahead.

Robusta Prices Hit Two-Month High on Supply Concerns

On the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (LIFFE):

September Robusta closed at US$ 3,933/tonne, up US$ 206.

November Robusta closed at US$ 3,799/tonne, up US$ 171.

The surge follows a report showing Brazil’s Robusta exports dropped 49% in July compared to last year. This steep decline has fuelled fund buying, lifting Robusta prices to their highest in two months.

Arabica Futures Strengthen on ICE

On the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) in New York:

September Arabica closed at US¢ 319.60/lb, up 4.45 cents.

December Arabica closed at US¢ 312.65/lb, up 4.35 cents.

The bullish momentum was further supported by Brazil’s July coffee exports falling 20.4% to 2.68 million bags.

What This Means for Coffee Buyers & the Global Supply Chain

With Brazil’s production facing both climatic threats and export declines, the global coffee supply outlook has tightened. This creates opportunities for other coffee-producing nations like Uganda to step forward and supply premium coffee to international markets.

Grade A Investments Ltd: Uganda’s premier exporter of high-quality green coffee beans is ready to meet this demand. We work directly with over 150 farmers, ensuring traceable, sustainably produced Arabica and Robusta beans for discerning global buyers.

Why Source from Uganda Now?

Stable Supply: Uganda’s coffee sector remains unaffected by Brazil’s frost events.

Quality Control: Beans are handpicked, processed, and graded to meet international standards.

Sustainability: Direct farmer partnerships promote ethical and environmentally friendly practices.

Global Reach: We already export to 10+ countries and can deliver efficiently to your market.

Don’t wait for prices to climb further.

Secure your coffee supply today from a trusted East African exporter.

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