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Coffee futures on the rise last week, certified stocks in New York continue to fall

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MILAN – Coffee markets recovered last week, with Arabica futures reaching daily highs well above $4 per pound. As the middle of the month...
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Brazil, Cepea: Volume exported drops in the partial of 2025/26, income increases

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PIRACICABA, São Paulo, Brazil – The low availability of coffee in Brazil (due to the reduced harvest and problems in processing activities), limited domestic...
Market & Trade

Ice Arabica futures breach the $4 threshold during trading due to persistent dry weather conditions in Brazil

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MILAN – The rally continues in New York: in yesterday's session, Tuesday 14 October, the contract for December delivery of Ice Arabica coffee futures...
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Arabica coffee futures rebound on fluctuating weather reports from Brazil, increasingly low certified stocks in the New York market

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MILAN – Arabica coffee futures rebounded strongly in the first trading session of the week. In New York, the contract for December delivery gained...
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Coffee futures prices recede on rain forecasts from Brazil

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MILAN – Coffee futures prices ended the week downward: in New York, the contract for December delivery fell by 3.1% over the course of...
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Cecafé: Brazilian coffee exports fell by 18.4% in September to 3.75 mln bags as as the consequences of Trump’s tariffs began to be felt

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MILAN – Brazilian coffee exports fell sharply in September, as the consequences of Trump's tariffs began to be felt: according to data released yesterday,...
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Coffee futures prices rebound in midweek trading with gains of over 2.5% in London and NY

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MILAN – After Monday and Tuesday's declines, coffee futures rose again in midweek trading. Yesterday, Wednesday 8 October, the contract for December delivery in...
Reports & Statistics

In the U.S. 77% of consumers say tipping has become ridiculous, according to Popmenu’s Annual Study

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ATLANTA, USA – Tipping fatigue continues to plague U.S. consumers, impacting industries that rely on gratuities as part of their income. Two-thirds (65%) of...
Market & Trade

Coffee prices go down, but the weather in Brazil continues to cause concern among traders, Colombia reaped a record crop

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MILAN – Coffee prices continued to fall during the second trading session of the week. On Tuesday 7 October, both New York and London...
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Ico report: prices continued to recover strongly in September amid low global stocks and ongoing uncertainty

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MILAN – Coffee prices continued to rise in September, approaching the historic highs reached in early 2025: according to data contained in the ICO...
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Coffee markets move higher in the last session of the week on weather news coming from Brazil and Vietnam

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MILAN – Weather developments in the two main producing countries provided an additional boost to the coffee markets in the final session of the...
Reports & Statistics

Growth slows in $58.5bn US branded coffee shop market amid unprecedented cost pressures, shows new report

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LONDON, UK – Project Café USA 2026, World Coffee Portal’s definitive report on the US branded coffee shop market, reveals the $58.5bn segment grew...
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