CoffeePulse.watch, the world’s leading source of real time information and analytics on coffee production and its entire supply chain, has released its latest weekly report this week.

The weekly report highlights key events in major coffee producing regions. Nick Satra, senior analyst at CoffeePulse.watch said that “the key events included in the weekly report are: Coffee production is threatened by drought in Vila Valerio municipality of Brazil; El Nino affects 42.1% of Colombian coffee plantation; SAGARPA renovated 30% of coffee plantations in the central area of Mexico; El Salvador’s coffee export volume rose by 19.8% in 2014/15 harvest; funding amount of 300 million pesos is insufficient to support the coffee sector in Mexico; Indian coffee exports fell marginally to 300,522 tons in 2014/15; project COMRURAL approved 40 million lempiras for the renewal of specialty coffee farms in Honduras; price of coffee type 6 hard in city of Brg. Paulista and SãoJoão da Boa Vista of Brazil fell by 12.5% and 13.8% respectively during the week.”

Registered users can access the complete report at the coffeepulse.watch website in the weekly report section.
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