The International Coffee Organization’s (ICO) March 2023 market report shows its Composite Indicator Price (I-CIP) gained 5.0 per cent from March to April 2023, averaging 178.57 US cents per pound for the latter, whilst posting a median value of 179.51 US cents per pound.
I-CIP averages 170.03 US cents per pound in March 2023: ICO report
The International Coffee Organization’s (ICO) March 2023 market report shows its Composite Indicator Price (I-CIP) lost 2.7 per cent from February 2023 to March 2023, averaging 170.03 US cents per pound for the latter, while posting a median value of 170.11 US cents per pound.
Reduced exports for current coffee year increase I-CIP in February 2023: ICO report
The International Coffee Organization’s (ICO) February 2022 market report shows its Composite Indicator Price (I-CIP) gained 11.4 per cent from January 2023 to February 2023, averaging 174.77 US cents per pound for the latter, whilst posting a median value of 173.20 US cents per pound.
I-CIP declined but regained momentum throughout January: ICO report
The International Coffee Organization’s (ICO) January 2022 market report shows its Composite Indicator Price (I-CIP) lost 0.1 per cent from December 2022 to January 2023, averaging 156.95 US cents per pound for the latter, whilst posting a median value of 155.54 US cents per pound.
Fairtrade America unveils top brand and consumer trends for 2023
Fairtrade America has shared five key trends the organisation expects will drive consumer choices and brand action in 2023.
The ICO explains why the youth need coffee
The International Coffee Organization’s Head of Operations, Gerardo Patacconi, on why the youth need coffee, and coffee needs the youth.
The effect of rising coffee commodity market prices
Previous International Coffee Organization Executive Director José Sette discusses the global impacts of rising coffee commodity market prices and how resilient and productive producers will benefit. Read more
The ICO on sourcing diversification
The ICO’s Gerardo Patacconi on creating new opportunities for small producing countries, the duration of high prices, key factors influencing the future of supply and demand, and what we can learn from the past.
FNC CEO Roberto Vélez Vallejo on Colombian coffee’s prospects in 2022
Each year GCR invites industry leaders to share their hopes, fears and expectations for the year ahead, in what is expected to be one of rejuvenation and unity for the global coffee market. Read more
Gruppo Cimbali GM Enrico Bracesco predicts a challenging 2022 for the coffee industry
Each year GCR invites industry leaders to share their hopes, fears and expectations for the year ahead, in what is expected to be one of rejuvenation and unity for the global coffee market. Read more