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Brazil: CNC sees stocks shrinking to record low

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MILAN - Brazilian ending coffee stocks are expected to fall to a record low, according to the National Coffee Council (CNC). Inventories in Brazilian storage facilities as of March 31st are likely to fall in a range between 4 and 6 million bags.
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Brazil suspends green coffee imports from Peru

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Just two weeks after having passed the norms for the importation of Peruvian green coffee, the Brazilian government has decided to suspend the same...
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BRAZIL – Fundação Procafé pegs Brazil’s 2015/16 crop at 40.3-43.25 million bags

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Fundação Procafé unveiled yesterday the much awaited results of the field survey and estimate led in January and February in the main areas of...
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BRAZIL – Coffee production may fall below 40 million bags in 2015, says CNC

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MILAN – Brazil’s coffee crop may fall below 40 million bags in 2015/16, according to Silas Brasileiro, president of Brazil’s Coffee Council (CNC). This...
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BRAZIL – Fundaçao Procafe sees production at 5-year lows

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MILAN - Brazil’s coffee crop 2014/15 will come in between 40.1 million bags to 43.3 according to an estimate from Fundaçao Procafe, a coffee...

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