Arabica coffee exports from Latin America fell by 3.24%.
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Arabica coffee (mild) from nine Latin American countries in the same period before 2013-2014, crop exports fell by 3.24% in the first ten months compared to the first ten months.
Arabica coffee (mild) from nine Latin American countries in the same period before 2013-2014 crop exports fell by 3.24% compared to the first ten months today reported sector sources.
In a statement on exports from Colombia, the National Coffee Association (Anacafe) said that Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Honduras, Costa Rica, Peru and the Dominican Republic totaled 60 kg of 23565809 bags from October 2013 to July 2014.
The lower number of bags were sold in 2012-2013 with a harvest of 24353694 787885 bags (3.24%).
Rise of Nations
Of the nine countries, only Colombia and Peru experienced growth of 26.75% and 5.62%, respectively, in their sales to the international market.
From 7230217 bags to crops in Colombia in 2012-2013 to 9165113 in the current season, 2806161 to 2963761 bags in Peru, while explaining the source.
Other countries suffered waterfalls until 54.42% in El Salvador and 4.30% from Honduras.
Honduras went from 4145883 bags to the last period in current crops, Nicaragua from 1685367 to 1488586 3967546 (- 11.68), Costa Rica from 1297217 to 1155452 (- 10.86), and Guatemala from 3106676 to 2650872 bags (- 14.67%).
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