Brazil Coffee Beans

About this origin

Brazil produces around one-third of all coffee, making it by far the world’s largest producer – a position the country has held for over 150 years.

In 2010, it accounted for 36.14% of all global production, according to data provided by the International Coffee Organization. In 2012, Brazil produced more than 50 million coffee sacks, for a total of 3 million tons.

The plantations, which cover about 27,000 km², are mainly located in the southern and southeastern Brazil Federal States: Minas Gerais, São Paulo, and Paraná. Here, the position and climate are ideal for coffee cultivation.

Coffee Schedule

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Botanical Classification

75% arabica 25% robusta

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Bags

From 60 kg (tare 0.5 kg)

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Blooming

Main: from August to September
Secondary: from November to December

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Harvesting

From May to November

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Harvesting Method

Stripping

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Exportation

Year-round from June

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Boarding Ports

Santos, Vitoria, Rio de Janeiro

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Production

50 million bags

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