Coffee Commodity Research and Analysis
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Coffee is derived from coffee plant beans and it is one of the most popular beverages in the world. The way that coffee is brewed has been found to be important to its health effects. Several small evergreen bushes that are part of the genus Coffee species produce the coffee berry, also known as the coffee bean. Coffee canephora and C. Arabica are the two main commercially cultivated species of coffee. Within Latin America, eastern Africa, Arabia, and Asia, Arabica coffee beans are cultivated and flavor, aroma, body, and acidity are usually the distinguishing factors found within beans from different countries. Overwhelmingly, people drink coffee, but it can be ground into a paste and applied to other foods. It can be used as a form of treatment for diseases, although medical advice should be sought on its uses. It can also be used to flavour sweets, and even be used as an aromatic ornament to make a room smell fresh and inviting. This is used by real estate agents to provide a generally pleasant aroma of coffee beans set out of a table to improve chances of a favourable opinion of a property.
What Increases the Price of Coffee? Unfortunately incidents such as drought, plant disease and pestilence. Any change in the logistics or distribution chain, such as road access or even changes to shipping lanes may have a delayed impact in quoted tonnages used in the calculation of supply, which can have an effect on pricing stages at demand.
What Decreases the Price of Coffee? High yield crops, and a faster delivery of product to market. Abundance can also lower prices if high yield crops are sustained over an extended period.
- Linked to Hardening of the Arteries Medical studies explain that tea is better for one's health.
Trading / Investing Strategy for Coffee? Update
Bullish Case for Coffee? There is an increase in the number of regions that can grow coffee at the required temperature band. This produces more and can lower trading prices. If many regions have high yields, then the aggregate prices are lowered.
Bearish Case for Coffee? Effects of global warming are issues that cannot be discounted. At best, cyclical patterns in weather in growing regions can impact the harvest.
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