Brazil's Faster Coffee Harvest Adds Pressure to Prices
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Accelerating Brazil coffee harvesting is increasing near-term supply expectations. Cooxupe reported 81.1% harvested by Aug 14, while Safras & Mercado put 2026/27 harvest progress at 90% as of Aug 12, still behind last year and the five-year average; arabica is 86% vs 95% last year. The supply-driven backdrop pressured ICE arabica and robusta futures, weighing on coffee-linked pricing sentiment.
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Brazil's coffee harvest is picking up pace. Data from the Cooxupe cooperative show the crop was 81.1% harvested as of Aug. 14, up 7 percentage points from the prior week. Separately, Safras & Mercado reported that the 2026/27 coffee harvest reached 90% completion as of Aug. 12, still trailing both last year's pace and the five-year average. Arabica harvesting stood at 86%, also below the 95% recorded a year earlier. Against this backdrop, ICE Arabica and robusta coffee futures both ended lower on Friday.
