India's Coffee Production Estimate Cut Due to Below-Normal Monsoon
India's Coffee Production Estimate Cut Due to Below-Normal Monsoon
IN · Published Nov 10, 2026
• India's Coffee Board has revised its 2026/27 coffee production estimate downward to 380,000 metric tonnes (MT), a 5% decrease from the earlier projection of 400,000 MT.
• The revision is attributed to below-normal monsoon rainfall, which has adversely affected coffee cultivation in the country.

Impact & Risks

The reduced coffee production in India could impact local farmers and the domestic coffee industry, potentially leading to economic challenges for those dependent on coffee cultivation. Globally, the decline in India's robusta output may slightly offset the bearish pressure on coffee prices caused by increased exports from Brazil and Vietnam. However, the overall market remains under pressure due to a projected global coffee surplus and favourable growing conditions in other major coffee-producing regions.

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