Brasil alcanza ingresos récord por exportaciones de café

TL;DR

Brazil's coffee export revenue reached a record $15.586 billion in 2025, a 24.1% increase from 2024.
Export volume decreased by 20.8% to 40 million 60-kilo bags, a drop expected after the 2024 record.
Reasons for the volume decrease include adverse climate effects, low stock levels, and a 50% US tariff imposed from August to November.
Germany became the top destination for Brazilian coffee in 2025, importing 5.4 million bags.
Logistical issues in Brazilian ports also contributed to additional costs and shipping delays.
Arabica coffee represented 80.7% of exports, followed by canéfora (10%) and soluble coffee (9.2%).
Arabica coffee futures on the ICE New York Exchange experienced significant volatility throughout 2025, reaching historic highs and subsequent lows.

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