브라질 기타 무알코올 음료 인사이트

Compared to 2022, which was the last year of the biennial increase, there was an increase of 3.3 million bags of coffee in 2024, or 6.48% more

The summer of 2025 in Southeast Brazil will be marked by a climate scenario that could significantly affect the production of Arabica and Conilon coffee, essential crops for agribusiness. Coffee production plays a central role in the national economy and was recently identified as one of the main drivers of inflation in 2024. Adverse weather and its impacts on production could contribute to maintaining pressure on prices in the domestic market, directly affecting consumers. According to AtmosMarine, a company specializing in meteorology and oceanography, the La Niña phenomenon has officially established itself, albeit with weak intensity, with the Niño 3.4 index reaching -0.5 and expected to remain until March or April. However, the influence of the phenomenon should be limited, since the climate pattern was established late. Even so, the combination of negative temperature anomalies and positive precipitation anomalies, especially due to the action of the South Atlantic ...

Brazil has broken the record for coffee exports in 2024. The country delivered a record volume of coffee to foreign markets at the end of last year, increasing by 28.5% compared to 2023 and increasing by 12.8% to the historical maximum of 2020. In total, Brazil directly sold more than 50 million bags of coffee