Costa Rican Coffee Farmers Get Ready For the "Hardest Season in Years"
The country will produce more coffee this year. But that won’t redeem the crash in prices. With strong competition for Costa Rican coffee, roasters must contract before the season is over.
Costa Rican Coffee Dates
Is Costa Rica Producing More Coffee in 2022-23?
Costa Rica’s coffee pickers started working around late August. They’re at their busiest now. Farms reached the peak of the harvest in November.
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>> What Changed? Check the December 2021 Harvest Report and Compare!
Will Costa Rican Coffee Sell Out? What Can I Do?
>> Quarter Horse Coffee Started Pre-Contracting in 2021. They Always Get Coffee on Time.
What’s the Price of Costa Rican Coffee Today?
1 fanega = 258kg of coffee cherry = 46kg of green coffee prepared to export
>> Check Algrano's Resources About Coffee Prices!
Prices Crashed. What's Happening to Producers?
Were Coffee Farmers Better Off Last Year Anyway?
Luiza Furquim is the Head of Content at Algrano, the world’s leading direct trade platform for green coffee. Originally from Brazil, she worked as a reporter in Sāo Paulo before moving to the UK, where she became a specialty roaster. Having visited dozens of coffee producers, Luiza is passionate about sharing their stories.
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