
Daily Coffee Report 8/13/26
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By: CommodityNetwork Team - USA, CommodityNetwork USA
Uganda’s Exports Jump 29% in July Year on Year
CoffeeNetwork (New York) – The latest data from the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) noted that the country’s coffee exports totaled 700,035 60-kilo bags in July, up 29% from the same month last year.
This comprised 660,458 bags of Robusta and 52,939 bags of Arabica. Compared to the same month last year, Robusta exports increased by 41.27% while Arabica exports decreased by 47.99%.
July exports were the highest since liberalization of the coffee sector.
Increasing Robusta exports during the month compared to the previous year were due to newly planted coffee which started yielding supported by favorable weather. This was also compounded by a positive trend in global coffee prices in the month of July as Brazil faced the threat of frost, which prompted exporters to release their stocks on top of increased procurement. The decrease in value of Arabica coffee was due to low volumes exported. Arabica monthly exports continued to reduce compared to the previous year which is attributed to the off-year biennial cycle characteristic of Arabica production and drought experienced in Mt. Elgon region.
Coffee exports for the 12 months (August 2020-July 2021) amounted to 6,234,349 60-kilo bags worth US$ 578.90 million compared to 5,185,789-kilo bags valued at US$ 502.50 million the previous year (August 2019-July 2020). This represents 20.22% and 15.20% increase in both quantity and value respectively. The quantity of coffee exported in July was the highest in a single month surpassing the previous month’s exports , while the total export quantity in 12 months was the highest in 30 years
Italy maintained the highest market share with 36.25% compared with 34.57% last month. It was followed by Germany 12.12% (13.11%), India 8.83% (9.52%) Algeria 8.54% (6.28%) and Sudan 8.18% (7.81%). *The figures in brackets represent percentage market share held in June 2021. Coffee exports to Africa amounted to 147,652 bags, a market share of 21% compared to 112,416 bags (18%) the previous month. African countries included Sudan, Morocco, Kenya, Algeria, Egypt and Somalia. Europe remained the main destination for Uganda’s coffees with a 61% imports share.
For August, coffee exports are projected to be 600,000 bags as the main harvesting period in Greater Masaka and South Western regions tails off. During the month, rains may affect the transportation of the little coffee remaining in the country side.

Alexis Rubinstein
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