Brazil Coffee Exports Hit 20-Month High in September as 2026/27 Crop Seen at Record 75.5 Million Bags

Brazil exported 235,800 tonnes of green coffee in September 2026, equal to 3.93 million 60-kg bags, up about 20% year on year and the highest monthly volume in nearly 20 months, according to Brazilian government and industry data.

For the first two months of the 2026/27 crop year, total green coffee exports rose 21.20% to 6.5 million bags. Arabica shipments reached 4.69 million bags, up 9.79%, while conilon (robusta) exports jumped 66.46% to 1.8 million bags.

Institutional forecasts put Brazil’s 2026-2027 coffee output at a record 75.5 million bags. Harvesting in the main growing regions is largely complete and the rainy season has started on schedule, easing concerns over longer-term arabica supply.

Markets, however, remain watchful of El Nino-related climate risk. Insufficient rainfall during flowering could affect the next crop, a factor seen as a potential source of volatility for 2027/28 global production.

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