In brief

15 million bags and a 31% rise, driven by the late arrival of new arabica and by conilon.

6%.

What we know

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  1. Verified fact · material

    Brazilian coffee exports totalled 4.15 million 60-kg bags in August, up 31% from August 2025 and the best August on record, per CecaféCoffeeAssetAgricultural commodity of which Brazil is the largest producer and exporter, traded on ICE (arabica in New York, robusta in London).Open in the Market Map ↗ on September 10, according to CNN Brasil and InfoMoney; InfoMoney rounds to 4.16 million, same cut.

    Volume that defines the event.

    Sources[01][02]
  2. Verified fact · material

    August revenue was US$ 1.33 billion, up 19.8% year on year, with the average price 8.6% lower, per InfoMoney and CNN Brasil.

    Shows the price effect behind the volume.

    Sources[02][01]
  3. Verified fact

    Arabica grew 25.7% (2.87 million bags) and canephora 53.6% (954,000 bags) in August, per InfoMoney; year to date shipments total 25.07 million bags (-1.2%) and US$ 8.79 billion (-9.3%), with the United States at 3.16 million bags (-21.6%), per CNN Brasil.

    Mix and year-to-date.

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  4. Verified fact

    CecaféCoffeeAssetAgricultural commodity of which Brazil is the largest producer and exporter, traded on ICE (arabica in New York, robusta in London).Open in the Market Map ↗ president Márcio Ferreira attributed the result to rains during harvest, especially in July, which delayed new-season arabica into August, and pointed to port-infrastructure problems costing the sector, per InfoMoney and CNN Brasil.

    Exporter's explanation.

    Sources[02][01]

Transmission to assets

Market read-through

6% in a year; for exporters and the trade balance, volume offsets part of the US loss.

Double-digit conilon growth adds to global robusta supply.

Portfolio impact

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Café arábica (ICE) e exportadorasmixed

Accelerated Brazilian supply pressures price but lifts traders' volume.

Bearish for price, positive for export volume.

What would change the view: Depends on September shipments and flowering weather.

commodity45% confidence

Direction is an explanatory hypothesis, not a forecast or recommendation.

Next signals

What to watch

  • September shipments and the pace of the 2026 crop.
  • ICE arabica price and the conilon differential.
  • Exports to the US under the tariff.

Limits of the reporting

What remains uncertain

  • Volume appears as 4.15 million at CNN and 4.16 million at InfoMoney: rounding of the same CecaféCoffeeAssetAgricultural commodity of which Brazil is the largest producer and exporter, traded on ICE (arabica in New York, robusta in London).Open in the Market Map ↗ figure.
  • The year-to-date total appears only at CNN Brasil.

Full sources

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