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Unseasonal rains seen impacting India s coffee output, quality

Unseasonal rains seen impacting India s coffee output, quality
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Fall in robusta production may see coffee exports declining

In the current circumstances, India could lose its main market, Italy, which is getting cheaper robusta coffee from Uganda. The West Asian markets, which have been buying more coffee in recent times, have turned to Brazil and Columbia for cheaper arabica coffee, says exporters.

Pre-monsoon rains ease concerns among coffee growers - The Hindu BusinessLine

Pre-monsoon rains ease concerns among coffee growers April 20, 2021 Untimely rains in Jan-Feb may lead to early harvest in some areas in Karnataka After an erratic start, key coffee-growing regions of the country in Karnataka and Kerala have started receiving pre-monsoon rains, easing concerns among growers. “We have had good rains in the past few days in all the three districts, which is good for both Arabicas and Robustas,” said S Appadurai, Chairman, Karnataka Planters’ Association (KPA). Parts of major coffee-growing districts Chikkamagaluru, Kodagu and Hassan had received rains in January and early February, which was untimely, and had triggered blossoms in both varieties. Rains in February coincided with the harvest of Robustas, delaying pickings in some regions. “We should have got backing rains within 25 days of the February rains, but people who didn’t receive the rains had started irrigating Robustas. Also, these rains will help blossom in some Arabica gr

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