Updates of Coffee Situationer-As of Oct 15 [Compatibility Mode]

8/14/2019 Updates of Coffee Situationer-As of Oct 15 [Compatibility Mode]

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INTERNATIONALNTERNATIONALCOFFEE INDUSTRYOFFEE INDUSTRYSITUATIONERITUATIONERITUATIONERITUATIONER


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MAP: COFFEE PRODUCING COUNTRIES

copyright National Federation of Coffee

Growers of Colombia, 1996

International Situationer

commodities in the world

Grown in 70 countries in the,

In 2007, world production was119.3 million ba s reen beans

Provides livelihood forsome 100 million coffeefarming families around theworld

On Global scale,500 million people

utilize coffee directly

or n rec y or

their incomes


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Worldwide Coffee Production MexicoCubaDominican

Republic

Sierre-LeoneLiberiaIvory Coast

Guinea

BrazilEcuadorCameroon

ZaireHaitiJamaicaPuerto RicoGuatemala

GhanaTogoBeninNigeria

UgandaTanzaniaMalawiZimbabwe

Honduras

SalvadorCosta RicaPanama

Cent. African

RepublicCongoGabon

Madagascar

IndiaVietnamThailand

NicaraguaVenezuela

ColumbiaPeru

Ethiopia PhilippinesSri Lanka

SumatraBorneoBoliviaParaguay

JavaCelebesIsulawesiTimo

VARIETY YEAR EXPORTS

(million bags)

Arabica 2008 62

Robusta 2008 32.3


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TOP TEN COFFEE PRODUCERS

MILLION OF

METRIC TONS

WORLD

PRODUCTION

1. BRAZIL 2.18 28.2%2. VIETNAM 0.99 12.8%

3. INDONESIA 0.76 9.8%

4. COLOMBIA 0.68 8.8%

5. MEXICO 0.31 4.0%

6. INDIA 0.28 3.6%

7. ETHIOPIA 0.26 3.3%

8. GUATEMALA 0.22 2.8%

9. HONDURAS 0.19 2.5%

10. UGANDA 0.19 2.5%


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TOP TEN COFFEE IMPORTERS

IMPORTS

1. USA 20.0%

2. GERMANY 15.1%

3. JAPAN 6.2%

4. ITALY 6.1%

5. FRANCE 5.3%

6. SPAIN 3.6%

7. BELGIUM 3.5%

8. UNITED KINGDOM 2.9%

10. POLAND 2.5%


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TOP TEN COFFEE PER CAPITA

CONSUMPTIONCOUNTRY CUPS PER CAPITA

1. FINLAND 1 686

2. DENMARK 1,374

. ,

4. BELGIUM 1,354

. ,

6. AUSTRIA 1,065

. ,8. GERMANY 988

9. NETHERLANDS 915

10. FRANCE 831


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NATIONAL COFFEEINDUSTRY

SITUATIONER


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NATIONAL SITUATIONER

Philippines used to be the topPhilippines used to be the top Philippines used to be the topPhilippines used to be the top

Declining yields and conversion ofeclining yields and conversion ofyycoffee plantations to other export cropsoffee plantations to other export cropsas well as to other commercials well as to other commercialpurposes resulted to an importation ofurposes resulted to an importation ofcoffee since 1997offee since 1997

High Value Commercial CropsDA-RFU CAR


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NATIONAL PRODUCTION

The average green bean yield perhe average green bean yield perhectare per year is less than 500ectare per year is less than 500 The average green bean yield perhe average green bean yield perhectare per year is less than 500ectare per year is less than 500ectare per year is less than 500ectare per year is less than 500kilogramsilogramshectare per year is less than 500ectare per year is less than 500kilogramsilograms

The total local green production hashe total local green production hashe total local green production hashe total local green production hasbeen declining significantlyeen declining significantlyTotal production in 1990 was pegged atotal production in 1990 was pegged at43,200 metric tons3,200 metric tons2002 production was only2002 production was only


approximately 30,000 metric tonsapproximately 30,000 metric tons


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NATIONAL DEMAND AND

EstimatedEstimated AnnualAnnual domesticdomestic EstimatedEstimated AnnualAnnual domesticdomestic

consumptionconsumption isis 5353,,000000 metricmetric tonstonsgreengreen beansbeansconsumptionconsumption isis 5353,,000000 metricmetric tonstonsgreengreen beansbeans

TheThe countrycountry importsimports aroundaround 2020,,000000 toto,,meetmeet supplysupply deficitsdeficits whichwhich accountsaccounts toto



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CORDILLERACOFFEE INDUSTRY

SITUATIONER


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VARIETIES ADOPTEDArabica

Excelsa

Liberica

Robusta



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Area Planted (ha), CAR



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Bearing Trees, CARearing Trees, CAR

Total 4 755 208


Source: BAS 2007


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CORDILLERA ARABICA COFFEE

or era s su ta e to ra ca co eeproduction:

Suitable climate and thrive best in an

,

sea level

Temperature range o 7- 5 o anannual rainfall of 1,500-2,000 mm


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CORDILLERA ARABICA COFFEE

Most preferred variety in the local and global

High acidity

Good flavor

Medium sizeGood liquor quality

motit / musang)

enera y grown as ac yar crop

(organically grown)


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Importance of Arabica Coffee to the

-

green coffee beans Market is currently

at 1.4 billion pesos

-

hectare-2 farm workers + 2 indirect

farmLivelihood Potentialwor ers

Export Potential


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Agroforestry farming system technology

Integration of arabica Coffee under forest tress

encourages the highland farmers to protect thewatershed while earning income

Farming System (Agrisilvicultural System) of

conservation of biodiversity


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What Needs To Be Done?Rehab the existing 552 hectares th h j ti f th i tihrough rejuvenation of the existingArabica coffee trees to double ort i l t i ldriple current average yield

eve op e , ec ares

expansion areas of new arabica

co ee p an a on y

Th f hi h i ldi ltihe use of high yielding cultivarslike bourbon variety.


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POTENTIAL ARABICA COFFEE

Benguet 14,000

Mountain Province 14,000

Ifu ao 6,000Kalinga 4,000

,Apayao 600

Total 40,000


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FUTURE PROSPECTS OF THE ARABICACOFFEE INDUSTRYOFFEE INDUSTRY

The Bad NewsConversion of coffee areas to otheronversion of coffee areas to othercrops and other uses is continuing

Increasing imports is bad for theCordillera economy Continuous decline in coffeeproductionroduction


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FUTURE PROSPECTS OF THE ARABICACOFFEE INDUSTRY

The Good News!!! There is a continuous demand for Arabica coffeeti l th f t t fi t iosting an annual growth of two to five percent since1994 Change in Filipinos drinking habits favorsgrowth Proliferation of trendy coffee shops , localtraders and processors will fuel further growth


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Support to the Industry

Creation of Regional, provincial and

Technical and financial support from the

Local Government Units, Government

Agencies, Funding Agencies, Pos, NGOs andOther Stakeholders

Launching of a 100 million peso coffeefertilization/rehabilitation loan assistance

program


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Vision: To make the Cordillera region theArabica Coffee Capital of the Philippines and ournation becomes prominent in the global map-of

world class Arabica coffee Exporters


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Economics of a one hectare Arabica Coffee

Production in CARYear TotalExpenses

(PhP)

Net Return (PhP)

,

Price @PhP110.00/kg.

,

Price @ 150.00/kg

1 62,113.00 (62,113.00) (124,226.00)

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3 33,576.00 15,924.00 31,848.00

4 22,475.00 96,325.00 192,650.00

5 27,080.00 121,420.00 242,840.00

6 27,080.00 121,420.00 242,840.00

7 27 880.00 121 420.00 242 840.00

8 34,850.00 133,450.00 266,900.00

9 34,850.00 133,450.00 266,900.00

10 34,880.00 133,450.00 266,900.00

Total PhP 876,859.00 PhP 1,753,718


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