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Wholesale Robusta coffee beans top largest suppliers
50% of coffee users choose Robusta, necessitating a big annual supply to meet demand.
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Vietnam
With a $4.6 billion export value, Vietnam has been the world’s largest coffee producer for more than 150 years. Vietnam now produces more coffee than the rest of the world combined. Vietnam’s wholesale exports of Robusta green coffee beans declined 8.6% to 1.81 million MT.
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Brazil
Coffee was initially planted in Brazil in 1723, and it is now a commercial crop in many parts of the country. Brazil’s green Robusta exports grew by 21.2 percent to 1.16 million metric tons. Colombia’s coffee exports accounted for half of the country’s total exports, making Brazil the world’s third-largest coffee exporter and the second-largest wholesaler of Robusta coffee beans.
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Uganda
Robusta coffee originated in Uganda. Ugandan coffee can be found on the menus of Starbucks and Blue Bottle, as well as other international coffee companies. Coffee plants mature more slowly at an adequate elevation of 1290–3000m above sea level, absorbing more sugar and nutrients for cherries, which makes a difference in Uganda coffee. Uganda’s production climbed by 25.9% to 243.7 thousand MT.
Factors affecting Robusta coffee beans wholesale price and supply
In today’s competitive environment, businesses that can deliver more value to customers will be favored and gain a competitive advantage. As a result, all objective parts of the supply chain must be under control in order to establish supply chain stability.
Weather conditions
In terms of Robusta coffee beans wholesale, Vietnam is the world’s leading supplier, accounting for more than half of the global supply. Weather-related supply interruptions, such as drought, pests, or coffee leaf rust disease, can have a significant impact on the global coffee supply chain and pricing due to the high concentration of production.
Furthermore, adverse weather conditions may result in a logistical halt. Coffee will keep for a long period if kept in the right conditions. As a result, to save money on transportation, coffee is typically carried by water rather than air. Extreme weather events, on the other hand, may occur during maritime shipment, resulting in delays, commodity loss, or damage, all of which have a direct influence on the supply chain.
Socio-economy situations
During the previous two years, the Covid-19 epidemic has had a significant impact on global trade flows. Due to pandemic-related closures in various nations, moving Robusta coffee beans wholesale to import countries and regions such as the EU, the United States, and Japan has become incredibly difficult and expensive.
Furthermore, as a result of recurrent devaluations, farmers in exporting nations such as Vietnam, Indonesia, India, and Colombia are increasingly replacing Robusta coffee trees with other more profitable crops. This has a significant impact on the global supply of coffee.
Coffee hoarding and speculation
Low wholesale stockpiles of Robusta coffee beans, like all commodities, reflect neither a high market demand nor an insufficient supply. Low supplies can represent a risk to the market when the future supply of coffee is disrupted.