
Daily Coffee Report 6/22/26
Daily coffee report

- Coffee
By: Diana Delgado, Contractor

Colombia’s Coffee Sub Sector Slumps 30.5% in First Quarter
Bogota (Coffee Network) - Colombia’s economy could have expanded further in the first quarter of 2026 were it not for a contraction in the coffee subsector, which was hit by lower production during the year.
Colombia’s gross domestic product (GDP) grew 2.2% in 2026 on year driven by public spending, according to figures from the national statistics department (Dane). However, growth remained below the 2.6%, expected by analysts.
Output is also lower than the 2.3% recorded in the fourth quarter of last year. The agriculture sector declined by 1.4% in the first quarter on the year dragged down by the coffee and the fishing subsector.
The coffee sub sector decreased 30.5% during the first quarter, down further from the 22.1% in the fourth quarter, Dane noted.
Coffee’s production recorded a 28.3% drop between January and April, according to the most recent report from the country’s financial institution Corficolombiana. This is compounded by a 21.2% reduction in the price of the bean during the same period, factors that are already beginning to take their toll on coffee growers.
This decline is already impacting on the agribusiness sector, as the coffee downturn was one of the main factors behind the sector's slowdown, Corficolombiana added.
In April, coffee production moderated its slump with a harvest of 697,000 sacks, a decrease of just 1% compared to the 703,000 sacks produced in the same month of 2025. In March, Colombia had produced 754,000 bags, down 29% on the year. In February, Colombia produced 869,000 bags, down 32% on the year, while in January, it fell 34% on the year, impacted by torrential rains last year that prevented the key flowering season from taking place.
Looking at the last quarter of 2025, agriculture registered an annual contraction of 0.3%, driven primarily by the 25.4% drop in coffee cultivation. Although activities such as livestock farming grew by 7.1% and agricultural crops advanced by 2.4%, this was not enough to offset the decline in coffee production, Dane said.
Colombia produced 13.6 million bags of 60-kg in 2025, down 2% on the year or compared with 13.997 million bags in 2024.
Despite the downturn, structural indicators in coffee farming continued to improve. As of September, the coffee park reached a plantiSourceng density of 5,340 trees/ha, the highest in the history of Colombian coffee growing, with 87.5% of the area planted with resistant varieties, thanks to the strategy 'More agronomy, more productivity, more quality', which promotes the best 8 agronomic practices and the 7 processing tasks to improve the productivity and quality of the grain, FNC said at its annual report to coffee growers. Coffee growing remains young, with an average tree age of 6.68 years.
By Diana Delgado
Source : Dane
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