International coffee prices extended their downward trend on Wednesday (June 25), with both arabica and robusta experiencing sharp losses on the New York and London exchanges.

Coffee prices ended Monday with strong gains, driven primarily by adverse weather conditions in Brazil’s coffee-growing regions.

The international coffee market continued to show divergent trends this Monday (28), with Arabica maintaining strong gains while Robusta...

The coffee consumption landscape in the United States remains strong and promising, as emphasized by Bill Murray, president of the...

The international coffee market closed lower on Thursday (17), reflecting pressure from external factors such as a stronger U.S. dollar...

The international coffee market ended the week on a strong note, driven mainly by the sharp drop in the dollar index, which reached its...

The international coffee market closed Monday (7th) with a steep drop, as robusta futures fell by 6.40% and arabica by 5.72%. The bearish...

Thursday’s session (27) was marked by a sharp drop in arabica coffee futures prices on the New York Stock Exchange, mainly reflecting...

Coffee consumption in Asia continues to rise, with a significant increase in demand for specialty coffees. Recent reports indicate that...

The coffee market showed mixed movements on Monday (10), reflecting both fundamental and speculative factors. The rise in ICE-monitored...

Coffee prices ended Friday (21) with divergent movements on international exchanges. Arabica was pressured by the recovery of...

Data from the Brazil Foreign Trade Secretariat (Secex) reveals a decline in the volume of unroasted coffee exported during the first ten...

On Thursday (17), the coffee market experienced widespread liquidation, driven by the rising dollar.

The Arabica coffee futures market ended the first trading session of the week with new price drops on the New York Stock Exchange.

From May 21 to 23, 2024, EllerS Coffee participated in the International Coffee Santos Seminar, an essential opportunity for small...

The Port Authority of Santos (APS) will convene shipping companies, terminals, and coffee exporters to find joint logistical solutions...