Brazil coffee supply chain

Explore the data and read our insights on the Brazil coffee supply chain.

Data highlights

Data explorer

Open data

Insights

Brazil coffee data highlights

Over Time

Coffee Volume (t)

2016

1.6M

2017

Exporting Companies

5 companies
account for

43% of Volume

of Brazil coffee exports

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

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

top 5 Importing Countries
By Volume (2017)

UNITED STATES

330k t

GERMANY

330k

ITALY

170k

JAPAN

110k

BELGIUM

100k

OTHER Importing Countries

610k

Explore Brazil coffee data

Was this chart useful?

Your feedback helps us improve our site.

Brazil coffee open data and methods

Open access to our data, methods and sources on Brazil coffee

Brazil coffee latest insights

Read insights and case studies on Brazil coffee

Burning Forest in the Amazon, Marcelândia, MT

13 Sept 2022

Land governance is key to reducing deforestation

Agriculture is by far the most important cause of deforestation, yet cleared land is often not used to grow crops or raise livestock, according to new research. The findings have important implications for policymakers hoping to clean up supply chains for commodities such as soy, beef and palm oil.

Palm oil tree plantation in South Sulawesi, Indonesia

27 Jun 2022

From risk hotspots to sustainability sweet spots

How Trase and SourceUp can power credible landscape-level sustainability action.

Truck loaded with soy beans, Mato Grosso

15 Jun 2022

Germany prepares for EU law on deforestation-free imports

Companies in Germany will be better able to prepare for EU ‘due diligence’ legislation on deforestation-free supply chains due to Trase analysis that highlights hotspots of risk.

6 Oct 2020

How financial institutions are exposed to deforestation risks

Financial institutions can be directly or indirectly exposed to deforestation risks by their financing of forest risk commodity traders.

Displaying 4 of 5 insights

We use cookies on our site.