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Area & Production

State-wise Production for 2010-11 (in MTs)

PRODUCTION OF COFFEE IN MAJOR STATES/DISTRICTS OF INDIA

State/District Post Blossom Estimation 2010-11 Post Monsoon Estimation 2009-10 Arabica Robusta Total Arabica Robusta Total Karnataka             Chikmagalur 39,825 37,000 76,825 37,450 32,700 70,150 Kodagu 22,050 90,750 112,800 21,550 89,660 111,200 Hassan 18,050 11,950 30,000 14,400 9,950 24,350 Sub total 79,925 139,700 219,625 73,400 132,300 205,700               Kerala             Wayanad 0 55,475 55,475 0 49,950 49,950 Travancore 900 7,300 8,200 775 6,650 7,425 Nelliampathis 700 1,400 2,100 600 1,275 1,875 Sub total 1,600 64,175 65,775 1,375 57,875 59,250               Tamil Nadu             Pulneys 5,700 225 5,925 6,700 350 7,050 Nilgiris 1,700 3,725 5,425 1,950 3,800 5,750 Shevroys (Salem) 3,600 50 3,650 4,000 50 4,050 Anamalais (Coimbatore) 1,000 500 1,500 2,000 500 2,500 Sub total 12,000 4,500 16,500 14,650 4,700 19,350               Non Traditional Areas             Andhra Pradesh 5,615 75 5,690 5,000 85 5,085 Orissa 260 0 260 100 0 100 Sub Total 5,875 75 5,950 5,100 85 5,185 North Eastern Region 100   50 150  75  40  115  Grand Total (India) 99,500 208,500 308,000 94,600 195,000 289,600

 Post Blossom crop forecast for the season 2010 -11

The post blossom crop forecast for the year 2010-11 is placed at 308,000 MT, which is an increase of 18,400 MT (6.35%) over the previous 2009-10 season’s post monsoon estimate of 289,600 MT.

 

The arabica and robusta break up is 99,500 MT (32%) and 208,500 MT (68%) respectively. Arabica production forecast to be higher by 4,900 MT (5.18%) and robusta production by 13,500 MT (6.92%) over the post monsoon forecast of 2009-10. By the states, the production gain has mainly come from Karnataka to the tune of 76% (13,925 MT) followed by Kerala 35% (6,525 MT) and Non Traditional Areas 4% (800 MT) compared to the previous 2009-10 season’s post monsoon estimate. While there was decline from Tamil Nadu to the tune of 2,850 MT (-15%) compared to the previous 2009-10 season’s post monsoon estimate. However, when compared to the previous 2009-10 season’s post blossom estimate, the production gain has come from mainly Kerala (6,225 MT) and to a lesser extent from Non Traditional Areas (375 MT), while Karnataka  and Tamil Nadu have shown decline.

 

In Karnataka compared to the previous post monsoon estimate, the increase in production is more pronounced in the district of Hassan and Chikmagalur with 23.20% (5,650 MT) and 9.52% (6,675 MT) while in Kodagu the increase was 1.44% (1,600 MT). Between arabica and robusta, the arabica increase was more in Hassan while robusta increase was more in Chikmagalur district. The arabica production increased by 25% in Hassan followed by 6% in Chikmagalur and 2% in Kodagu district. In robusta the increase in Hassan is 20% followed by Chikmagalur (13%) and Coorg (1%). Good and well distributed rainfall during October to March helped in moisture retention for longer period which in-turn helped in the production of more bearing wood for the crop during the current season. Further the blossom and backing showers were reported to be good and adequate in almost all the coffee growing zones of Karnataka. Good weather and bush condition and continued stable prices encouraged better husbandry practices have helped to regain production in Karnataka Zones. Accounting this, the crop forecast for Karnataka is placed at 79,925 MT of arabica and 139,700 MT of robusta totaling 219,625 MT. Overall, there is 6.77% increase over the previous season’s production in Karnataka with a break up of 8.89% in arabica and 5.59% in robusta.

 

Kerala coffee zones also have received adequate and timely blossom and backing showers. There was no adverse effect on crop was reported in coffee growing districts of Kerala. Accounting this the post blossom estimates for the 2010-11 is placed at 65,775 MT, which is an increase of 11% (6,525 MT) over the previous 2009-10 post monsoon forecast.

 

Unlike other two traditional coffee growing states, Tamil Nadu had shown a decline in crop during the current season mainly because of the biennial bearing nature of arabica as last year was on-year. Due to this off-seasonal effect, the Post blossom forecast of Tamil Nadu is placed at 16,500 MT down by 2850 MT (-14.73%) over the previous post monsoon forecast of 19,350 MT.

 

In Non-Traditional areas of Andhra Pradesh and Orissa and North Eastern Region, the post-blossom forecast is placed at 6,100 MT against previous post monsoon estimate of 5,300 MT. The higher forecast has come mainly from Andhra Pradesh due to increase in bearing area.

  Holdings

Area and share of production of coffee under different coffee holdings in India 2007-08

Sr. No. Size of Holdings (In Hectares) No. of Holdings Area under coffee Share of production Number % to Total Area (in Ha) % to Total I Small Holdings             < 2 178585 80.9 144196 37.1     2 - 4 27731 12.6 71905 18.5     4 - 10 11800 5.3 73642 19.0     Total 218116 98.8 289743 74.6 70%               II Large Holdings             10 - 25 1789 0.8 29829 7.7     >25 920 0.4 68623 17.7     Sub Total 2709 1.2 98452 25.4 30% III Total (India) 220825 100.00 388195 100.00 100%

Exports to key markets

 Exports of coffee from India by countries - FY 2008-09

Exports of Coffee from India by Countries FY 2008/2009 * (Quantity, Percentage and Unit Value)

Sl No Destination Quantity (In MT) % to Total Unit Value Rs/Tonne 1 ITALY 50802 25.85 108431 2 RUSSIAN FEDERATION 16123 8.20 122337 3 GERMANY 14649 7.45 123290 4 BELGIUM 9673 4.92 105832 5 SPAIN 8556 4.35 97231 6 UKRAINE 5445 2.77 139936 7 FINLAND 5292 2.69 130752 8 JORDAN 5187 2.64 112351 9 CROATIA 4819 2.45 96869 10 SLOVANIA 4715 2.40 95455 11 GREECE 4614 2.35 97514 12 SWITZERLAND 3813 1.94 130654 13 FRANCE 3784 1.93 111941 14 MALAYSIA 3730 1.90 103402 15 KUWAIT 3536 1.80 128257 16 AUSTRALIA 3140 1.60 117913 17 PORTUGAL 2898 1.47 97608 18 HUNGARY 2774 1.41 118054 19 ISRAEL 2745 1.40 102583 20 SINGAPORE 2566 1.31 117929 21 EGYPT 2566 1.31 93975 22 ALGERIA 2448 1.25 94367 23 NETHERLANDS 2106 1.07 115885 24 U.S.A. 1948 0.99 134985 25 LIBYA 1913 0.97 92029 26 SAUDI ARABIA 1738 0.88 138437 27 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 1716 0.87 139997 28 JAPAN 1679 0.85 138062 29 TAIWAN 1361 0.69 109863 30 POLAND 1336 0.68 110802 31 UNITED KINGDOM 1285 0.65 131621 32 LATVIA 1241 0.63 137686 33 TURKEY 1206 0.61 125829 34 CANADA 1158 0.59 107599 35 SYRIA 1150 0.59 109718 36 ROMANIA 972 0.49 97644 37 AUSTRIA 870 0.44 93726 38 CHINA,PEOPLES R/O 821 0.42 107190 39 NORWAY 794 0.40 114097 40 TUNISIA 721 0.37 104177 41 VIETNAM 628 0.32 107241 42 SULTANATE OF OMAN 598 0.30 108954 43 INDONESIA 572 0.29 135188 44 MYANMAR 548 0.28 110628 45  OTHERS  6297 3.20 138695   TOTAL 196531 100.00 114594

*provisional (includes re-exports)

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Exports of Coffee from India by Countries  FY 2007/2008 *(Quantity, Percentage and Unit Value)

 

 

No Destination Quantity (In MT) % to Total Unit Value Rs/Tonne 1 ITALY 53804   24.57  88567 2 RUSSIAN FEDERATION   25183  11.50  100657 3 GERMANY 14236  6.50 101695 4 BELGIUM 10615 4.85   94201 5 SPAIN 8802 4.02 81100 6 FINLAND 7914  3.61 92434 7 GREECE 5470 2.50  80084 8 SLOVENIA  5400 2.47 77728 9 CROATIA 5011 2.29   83261 10 UKRAINE 4943 2.26  106486 11 JORDAN 4813  2.20  110456 12 SWITZERLAND  4797 2.19 105858 13 U.S.A. 4304 1.97   94086 14 SINGAPORE   4207 1.92  83073 15 KUWAIT 3906  1.78  15049 16 FRANCE 3875 1.77 92893 17 HUNGARY 3572  1.63  86853 18 PORTUGAL  3387  1.55  81446 19 AUSTRALIA  3195 1.46 94776 20 NETHERLANDS  2858 1.30   91867 21 ISRAEL  2734 1.25   87345 22 LIBYA  2416 1.10  80343 23 MALAYSIA 2386 1.09   82735 24 JAPAN  2158 0.99   96297 25 LATVIA  2055 0.94 107371 26 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES  1539 0.70 121617 27 POLAND 1518 0.69  91208 28 SAUDI ARABIA 1398 0.64  116296 29 EGYPT 1373  0.63 86845 30 TAIWAN  1306 0.60  83415 31 CANADA 1289 0.59 87299 32 CHINA, PEOPLES R/O 1173 0.54  78812 33 ROMANIA 1100 0.50   79440 34 TURKEY  1080 0.49  121071 35 UNITED KINGDOM  1047  0.48 105321 36 ESTONIA 929 0.42  103950 37 NORWAY   873  0.40   91627 38 SOUTH AFRICA  846 0.39  135618 39 AUSTRIA  799 0.36  74991 40 VIETNAM  791 0.36   83685 41 ALGERIA  727 0.33   74945 42 MYANMAR  639 0.29   76844 43 KENYA 576 0.26   92198 44 KOREA, PEOPLES R/O   543 0.25  82658  45 OTHERS   7414 3.39  106102   TOTAL 218996 100.00 93569 *provisional (includes re-exports)

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Coffee consumption in India

Estimated Domestic Consumption (1995 - 2008)

Calendar Year Quantity (in MT) 1995 50000 1996 50000 1997 50000 1998 50000 1999 55000 2000 60000 2001 64000 2002 68000 2003 70000 2004 75000 2005 80200 2006 85000 2007 90000 2008 94,400

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