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07.58
Coffee market Outlook 2005 till 2009 and 2014
Written By mine on Senin, 13 Desember 2010 | 07.58
During the period from 2005 to 2009 Russian coffee market saw a sharp rise in coffee sales (from 65 thousand tons to 113 thousand tons). The market growth was caused by the increase in both, the number of consumers and average per capita consumption. Besides, the recent spread of vending machines and development of fast-food industry have made their contribution to the hike of coffee sales, too.
Retail prices for coffee keep going up as well. During the period from 2005 to 2009 the average coffee price increased by 60% (from 546 roubles per kg to 906 roubles per kg). Prices for natural coffee are growing faster than for instant coffee. While from 2005 to 2009 the prices for instant coffee became only half as much again (from 320 roubles per kg to 467 roubles per kg), the prices for natural coffee almost doubled (from 638 roubles per kg to 1,119 roubles per kg).
In 2009 the coffee prices were simultaneously raised by 21.4%. By means of this price bulge retailers intended to make up for the common income reduction under the conditions of the crisis. Although there was no stagnation of demand for coffee in particular, and the release prices had not been raised significantly, retailers did so in order to compensate for the decline in sales revenue from other foods.
The 2005-2014 Outlook for the Coffee Market in Russia contains the essential data, necessary to comprehend the current market opportunities and conditions and to assess the future prospects, covering such points as:
* The overall assessment of the economic situation in Russia
* Sales volume and coffee market capacity
* The balance of demand for and supply of coffee
* Per capita purchase and consumption of coffee
* Economic output and volume of merchandise in storage
* Production cost and retail price for coffee
* Ratings of the industry in terms of economic output and sales revenue
* Financial and economic profiles of leading enterprises
* The data on instant and natural coffee is represented apart in this survey.
The analyst carries out researches into the global coffee market as well as local markets (CIS, EU). The survey of the Russian market contains data concerned with different regions of the country.
The report presents an account of top coffee producers, including: Nestle Kuban, Moskovskaya Kofeinya na Payah, Montana Coffee, Baby Food and Food Concentrates Factory, Lealanis.
Retail prices for coffee keep going up as well. During the period from 2005 to 2009 the average coffee price increased by 60% (from 546 roubles per kg to 906 roubles per kg). Prices for natural coffee are growing faster than for instant coffee. While from 2005 to 2009 the prices for instant coffee became only half as much again (from 320 roubles per kg to 467 roubles per kg), the prices for natural coffee almost doubled (from 638 roubles per kg to 1,119 roubles per kg).
In 2009 the coffee prices were simultaneously raised by 21.4%. By means of this price bulge retailers intended to make up for the common income reduction under the conditions of the crisis. Although there was no stagnation of demand for coffee in particular, and the release prices had not been raised significantly, retailers did so in order to compensate for the decline in sales revenue from other foods.
The 2005-2014 Outlook for the Coffee Market in Russia contains the essential data, necessary to comprehend the current market opportunities and conditions and to assess the future prospects, covering such points as:
* The overall assessment of the economic situation in Russia
* Sales volume and coffee market capacity
* The balance of demand for and supply of coffee
* Per capita purchase and consumption of coffee
* Economic output and volume of merchandise in storage
* Production cost and retail price for coffee
* Ratings of the industry in terms of economic output and sales revenue
* Financial and economic profiles of leading enterprises
* The data on instant and natural coffee is represented apart in this survey.
The analyst carries out researches into the global coffee market as well as local markets (CIS, EU). The survey of the Russian market contains data concerned with different regions of the country.
The report presents an account of top coffee producers, including: Nestle Kuban, Moskovskaya Kofeinya na Payah, Montana Coffee, Baby Food and Food Concentrates Factory, Lealanis.
11.25
Arabica coffee prices Rise 13 percent as Lower Brazillian Output
Written By mine on Selasa, 19 Oktober 2010 | 11.25
Arabica coffee prices may rise as much as 13 percent by April amid concern that lower Brazilian output next year will pare global supplies of the beans, an industry group said. Coffee futures surged to a one-month high.
Coffee may rally to between $2 and $2.10 a pound by April, said Guilherme Braga, general director for Brazil?s Coffee Exporters Council, known as Cecafe. That would be a 13 percent jump from yesterday?s close of $1.8560 on ICE Futures U.S. in New York.
?Prices tend to continue rising because of the short supply scenario,? Braga said today in a telephone interview from Sao Paulo. ?Growers are taking advantage of prices to ship their beans and recover profit margins.?
Coffee has surged 39 percent since the start of June on concern about the prospects for crops in Brazil and Colombia, the world?s two biggest producers of arabica. Colombia said Oct. 15 a fungus that damages plants may reduce output next year, a day after growers cut the forecast for this year?s harvest.
Arabica coffee for December delivery rose 2.3 percent to $1.8985 a pound at 12:23 p.m. in New York. Earlier, the price surged as much as 3.5 percent to $1.9210, the highest for a most-active contract since Sept. 17.
Brazil may export about 31 million bags of coffee next year, compared with 30 million to 31 million bags estimated for this year and 29 million bags in 2009, Braga said.
Brazilian coffee output may fall next year as trees enter the lower-yielding half of a two-year cycle, the Agriculture Ministry said Sept. 9. A bag of coffee weighs 60 kilograms (132 pounds).
Source: bloomberg
Coffee may rally to between $2 and $2.10 a pound by April, said Guilherme Braga, general director for Brazil?s Coffee Exporters Council, known as Cecafe. That would be a 13 percent jump from yesterday?s close of $1.8560 on ICE Futures U.S. in New York.
?Prices tend to continue rising because of the short supply scenario,? Braga said today in a telephone interview from Sao Paulo. ?Growers are taking advantage of prices to ship their beans and recover profit margins.?
Coffee has surged 39 percent since the start of June on concern about the prospects for crops in Brazil and Colombia, the world?s two biggest producers of arabica. Colombia said Oct. 15 a fungus that damages plants may reduce output next year, a day after growers cut the forecast for this year?s harvest.
Arabica coffee for December delivery rose 2.3 percent to $1.8985 a pound at 12:23 p.m. in New York. Earlier, the price surged as much as 3.5 percent to $1.9210, the highest for a most-active contract since Sept. 17.
Brazil may export about 31 million bags of coffee next year, compared with 30 million to 31 million bags estimated for this year and 29 million bags in 2009, Braga said.
Brazilian coffee output may fall next year as trees enter the lower-yielding half of a two-year cycle, the Agriculture Ministry said Sept. 9. A bag of coffee weighs 60 kilograms (132 pounds).
Source: bloomberg
