Despite record crops globally and in Brazil, demand for high-quality coffee beans fuels a price rally. Conventional wisdom among coffee traders has been that Brazil is the driving force for coffee prices — and with good reason. Historically, Brazil has been the world’s largest coffee producer. However, the market could be changing.

Posted on August 22, 2011 • Filed under: Agriculture, Brazil, Business

Despite record crops globally and in Brazil, demand for high-quality coffee beans fuels a price rally. Conventional wisdom among coffee traders has been that Brazil is the driving force for coffee prices — and with good reason. Historically, Brazil has been the world’s largest coffee producer. However, the market could be changing. Read Article

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