Alert in coffee: coffee contribution income grows less than costs and financial pressure increases

TL;DR

Coffee contribution income has grown at a slower rate than the costs of public goods in the sector over the past ten years.
In the last decade, $3.7 trillion has been collected from coffee contributions, while $6 trillion has been invested in four public coffee goods.
National coffee production has remained stable at approximately 13.3 million bags.
Coffee contribution has grown by an annual average of 3.3%, compared to a 6.1% annual increase in public goods costs.
The National Federation of Coffee Growers covers the structural gap with its management.
An investment of $50 billion is planned to support coffee fertilization and protect production from the El Niño phenomenon.
This program will be jointly financed by the guild and the National Government.

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