Extreme weather has hit the crop cycle, and the global coffee supply chain is facing a round of important tests. The continued impact of El Niño is casting a shadow over the world's most important coffee-growing regions. The main coffee-producing region in southeastern Brazil recently experienced abnormal rainfall and high temperatures. Local farmers and industry bodies generally warn that during the 2027 harvest season, Brazilian coffee will face double pressure on production and quality. Bernardo, CEO of a local coffee cooperative, said that the market was already alert in advance, and production expectations for the 2027 production season continued to decline, predicting that the country's overall harvest would be low.

Extreme weather has hit the crop cycle, and the global coffee supply chain is facing a round of important tests. The continued impact of El Niño is casting a shadow over the world's most important coffee-growing regions. The main coffee-producing region in southeastern Brazil recently experienced abnormal rainfall and high temperatures. Local farmers and industry bodies generally warn that during the 2027 harvest season, Brazilian coffee will face double pressure on production and quality. Bernardo, CEO of a local coffee cooperative, said that the market was already alert in advance, and production expectations for the 2027 production season continued to decline, predicting that the country's overall harvest would be low.