This is a post I wasn't expecting to write today, or I don't honestly know if ever, I'm genuinely shocked and surprised (in a good way).
Good Beans has been nominated as one of the 100 best coffee shops in North America, Central America & The Caribbean by The World's 100 Best Coffee Shops
Your vote helps us a lot as it counts for 30% of the total score and the winners and official rankings will be announced at World of Coffee in San Diego next month. Reposts would help out a ton!
https://t.co/2PkWSnq2gd
🇧🇷🌱 A pesar de la reacción del mercado, el suministro global debería mejorar con la llegada de la próxima cosecha brasileña 2026/27, que se perfila como excepcional.
https://t.co/OKBABfTV2H
What happens if we really have a very good crop, but everyone needs to buy at once since there has been no stock building? With Brazil’s infrastructure being poor and export costs rising because of the war? Boom. 💥
@saopaulo24747 Cara, você vem aqui me xingar sem apresentar nenhum argumento válido. Olhe os diferenciais: o mercado está apertado no curto prazo. Se quiser argumentar, diga que a safra será boa, que a folga vai vir e que o mercado vai cair. Fale alguma coisa útil e pare de me xingar.
@AlbFerracuti Certainly not. Until the crop is harvested and processed there are still a few months left, so it would be normal to have some stock. In any case, it is just one stock among many, but I believe the overall reality is not very different.
@turbonintendo@RobertR67944613 It’s debatable whether we will have a good crop in 2027. In any case, the current crop is not as large as people are saying. The market is very tight in the short term.
@turbonintendo@RobertR67944613 Think the setup is still misunderstood.The crop might be good, but that doesn’t automatically mean a huge crop. Many areas lost a lot of cherries early,and coffee is a perennial crop new plantings take years to produce.There isn’t a wave of new productive area arriving next year
@turbonintendo@RobertR67944613 Thinkthe setupis also tight because the system is running handtomouth. There are no meaningful stocks being built,logistics from Brazil remain costly and inefficient,and good coffees are already hard to source in the physical market.Not a structure that tolerates surprises well.
📦🌎la semana pasada se clasificaron 12.077 sacos de Honduras, Nicaragua, Perú y Uganda, pero 5.865 sacos fueron rechazados, destacando el caso de Perú, donde más café falló la clasificación del que fue aceptado. Segun el ICE