Conditions
Contract time: 12 to 60 months
Departure: Port of Santos or other brazilian port
Packaging: 50 KG bags
Minimum: 12.500 MT and multiple
To request a quote
1. Type of Coffee
2. Monthly Amount of MT
3. Contract Time (if not SPOT)
4. Country of Destination and Port
Main Brazilian Coffee Types and Specifications
Brazil is the world’s largest coffee producer, offering a diverse range of coffee beans that cater to global preferences. The four primary coffee bean types include Arabica, Robusta, Liberica, and Excelsa, with Arabica and Robusta being the most prominent in Brazil’s coffee industry. Here’s a detailed look at their characteristics:
1. Arabica (Coffee arabica)
Flavor Profile: Known for its sweeter, smoother taste with subtle, delicate flavors. Less acidic compared to other coffee types.
Growing Conditions: Thrives in high-altitude regions with abundant rainfall, making Brazil’s lush landscapes ideal for cultivation.
Challenges: Arabica plants are sensitive to environmental changes and prone to diseases, which drives up their cost.
Usage: Preferred for premium coffee blends. However, the flavor may slightly diminish when served cold or with creamers.
Global Recognition: Brazil is the leading exporter of Arabica beans, catering to coffee connoisseurs worldwide.
2. Robusta (Coffee canephor)
Flavor Profile: Strong, bold, and often described as having a harsher or earthy taste. High caffeine content contributes to its intensity.
Growing Conditions: Highly resilient to pests and environmental changes due to its natural caffeine content. Can grow in varied climates and altitudes.
Usage: Commonly used in instant coffees, espresso blends, and as a filler in dark roasts.
Cost-Effectiveness: Easier to grow and harvest, providing farmers with higher yields and profits. Often blended with Arabica to reduce costs.
Robusta Coffee
Moisture:13.0% Max.
Foreign matter:0.5% Max.
Broken beans:5.0% Max.
Black beans:5.0% Max.
Screen 13:90% Min.
Soluble Coffee
Moisture:13.5% Max.
Ash Content:15% Max.
Caffeine Content:2.8% Min.
Solubility in Boiling Water:30s Moderate Stirring
Solubility in Cold Water:3min Moderate Stirring
World Coffee Production
Around 7.7 million tons of coffee beans are produced annually on 10.5 million hectares of more than 50 countries. The majority – about 85% of the world total – is produced in Central and South America. About 85% of the coffee produced is “Arabica.” Of the remainder, 10% is produced in Asia and 5% in Africa.
In these regions, “Robusta” coffee is more common. The largest producer is Brazil, with 2.2 million tons produced in 2.3 million ha. Vietnam, Indonesia and Colombia are the other countries with the highest production, producing between 0.6-1.0 million tons each country in a total of 2.6 million ha.
Brazilian 29% coffee exporter
Brazil is the largest exporter, with 29% of the total exported. Vietnam and Colombia are also major exporters with 16 and 11% of total world exports, respectively.
The Arabica coffee is divided between “Natural of Brazil” and “Soft”, like the “Suave Colombiano”. A smaller percentage (around 20%) of the Arabica coffee from Colombia, Costa Rica and Guatemala is sold as “gourmet”.
Benefits of Brazilian Coffee
Diverse Varieties: Offers premium Arabica for delicate flavors and Robusta for strong, bold blends.
Global Leadership: Brazil is the largest coffee producer and exporter in the world.
Consistent Quality: Advanced farming techniques ensure high-grade coffee beans.
Sustainability: Practices focus on environmental preservation and renewable resources.
Wide Market Appeal: Meets demand for specialty coffee, instant coffee, and espresso blends.
Economic Value: Affordable options for buyers while supporting farmers’ livelihoods.
Growing Export Demand: Expanding markets in the US, Europe, and emerging regions like Russia and Turkey.
Key Takeaways
Brazilian coffee stands out for its variety and quality, meeting the demands of diverse global markets. From the smooth, delicate Arabica to the robust and intense Robusta, Brazil remains at the forefront of coffee production and exports, delivering exceptional products to consumers worldwide.
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