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Coffee Volume (t)

2016

1.6M

2017

Exporting Companies

5 companies
account for

43% of Volume

of Brazil coffee exports in 2017

top 5 Companies
By Volume (2017)
COOPERATIVA REGIONAL DE CAFEICULTORES EM GUAXUPE LTDA C
240k t
OLAM
130k
TERRA FORTE EXPORTACAO E IMPORTACAO DE CAFE LIMITADA
120k
STOCKLER COMERCIAL E EXPORTADORA LTDA
110k
EISA - EMPRESA INTERAGRICOLA
100k
OTHER Companies
940k

Hotspots

10% of Regions
account for

59% of Volume

of Brazil coffee production in 2017

top 5 Regions
By Volume (2017)
PATROCINIO
56k t
CAMPOS GERAIS
28k
MACHADO
28k
TRES PONTAS
27k
BOA ESPERANCA
27k
OTHER Regions
1.4M

Importing Countries

5 countries
account for

63% of Volume

of Brazil coffee imports in 2017

top 5 Importing Countries
By Volume (2017)
UNITED STATES
330k t
GERMANY
330k
ITALY
170k
JAPAN
110k
BELGIUM
100k
OTHER Importing Countries
610k

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