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According to statistics, the global coffee production will reach 10.5 million tons in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 4%. 90% of the total will come from 10 coffee producing countries including Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia, Indonesia, Ethiopia, Uganda, India, Peru, Honduras and Mexico.

Core Tip: The federal government recently seized a batch of products suspected of being low-quality counterfeit coffee (also known as "cafake"). According to the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa), the raw materials used in these goods have also been seized. In addition to investigating the collected products, the ministry is also verifying whether all products called "coffee flavored powder" are fraudulent or can be classified as "solid preparations" or "food preparation mixtures" according to legal provisions.

According to Barchart, Arabica coffee prices were holding initial support after a sharp 8% single-day drop in ICE-monitored stocks on Tuesday (18) to a 9-month low. However, new data released shows that stocks of the variety recovered by 2.1% on Wednesday (19), currently registering a total of 774,553 bags. Robusta stocks are also recovering and register a total of 4,347 lots. A strong recovery in stocks triggered prolonged liquidation pressures in Arabica futures. This improvement in inventory levels is driving the sharp declines in prices on international exchanges on Thursday afternoon (20), with NY falling by more than 5% at around 2 pm and returning to the US$ 3/lbp level in near futures. In NY, the March maturity was down 1,890 points to 399.00 cents/lbp, the May/25 maturity was down 2,125 points to 390.65 cents/lbp, the July/25 maturity was down 1,780 points to 379.50 cents/lbp, and the September/25 maturity was down 1,585 points to 367.20 cents/lbp. Robusta was trading ...