Brazil Green Coffee Exports in September Rise 7.1% Y/Y: Cecafe
By Dayanne Sousa

(Bloomberg) --

Brazil’s green coffee shipments in September increased to 3.1m bags from 2.9m bags a year earlier, a 7.1% increase, according to exporters group Cecafe.
Numbers reflect availability of arabica coffee from the season ended in September, while robusta exports where limited by greater demand from the domestic industry, Cecafe President Gunter Hausler says in report
Arabica coffee exports grew 18% y/y to 2.9m bags
Robusta shipments declined 62% to 147,323 bags
Total coffee exports (green, roasted and soluble) grew 4.5% to 3.4m bags in September

Brazil Coffee Exports Rose 4.5% in Sept to 3.4M Bags, Cecafe Says
By Jeffrey T. Lewis

(Dow Jones) -- SÃO PAULO--Brazilian coffee exports were up in September as more of the arabica variety of beans became available from the 2022 harvest, according to exporters group Cecafe.
The South American country exported 3.4 million 132-pound bags of coffee last month, an increase of 4.5% from the same month a year earlier, Cecafe said Tuesday. Sales abroad of the arabica variety rose 18% to 2.9 million bags, while exports of robusta beans plunged 62.2% to 147,323 bags.
Sales of arabica beans jumped with the inflow of new supplies from this year's harvest, while strong demand for robusta beans from Brazilian roasters and other buyers reduced supplies of that variety for sales to other countries, Cecafe President Gunter Hausler said.
Exports of ground, roast and soluble coffee dropped 15.3% to 312,627 bags, Cecafe said.