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Low prices for coffee, sugar and cocoa weigh down farmers’ income

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17 July 2019, 2:00 am

The price of sugar has risen by no less than 8% this year, while the prices of cocoa and Arabica coffee now reached the same level as 1 January. The price for Robusta coffee decreased by 8% this year. All these markets are faced with an oversupply. Although this oversupply is low in relative terms, it keeps prices at lower levels. This mainly creates problems for farmers.

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