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Driven by robusta's rising demand and favorable prices, India's coffee exports surged to a record $1.2 billion in FY2024-25. Kodagu, transitioning from arabica to robusta, played a pivotal role, while weather issues impacted major producers like Brazil and Vietnam. Despite recent price dips and labor challenges, India's unique cultivation methods and sustainability efforts position it favorably in the global market.

The coffee market continues to be marked by high volatility in the face of the harvest advance in Brazil and climatic oscillations, according to a report by Hedgepoint Global Markets, released by Laleska Moda, Market Intelligence Analyst at the company. The arrival of a cold front in the country on the 8th raised fears of frost in arabica-producing areas, especially in Southern Minas, initially supporting prices. However, with temperatures remaining above 5°C, risks diminished and the expectation of greater supply ended up pushing quotations downward.

Brazil's coffee exports, from July 2024 to May 2025, reached 42.96 million 60-kilogram bags, according to the Brazilian Coffee Exporters Council (Cecafé). The volume represents a 2% drop compared to the same period in the previous cycle, when the country shipped 43.7 million bags, the highest record for an eleven-month interval. The information is detailed in Cecafé's May 2025 Monthly Report.