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Statistics on Coffee:
Area & Production
Holdings
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Consumption

 

 

PRODUCTION OF COFFEE IN MAJOR STATES/DISTRICTS OF INDIA (in MTs)

State/District

Post Monsoon Estimation
2012-13

Post Blossom Estimation
2012-13

Arabica

Robusta

Total

Arabica

Robusta

Total

Karnataka

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chikmagalur

37,825

37,200

75,025

39,600

36,900

76,500

Kodagu

21,705

97,575

119.280

22,025

102,075

124,100

Hassan

19,175

13,725

32,900

19,960

14,300

34,260

Sub total

78,705

148,500

227,205

81,585

153,275

234,860

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kerala

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wayanad

0

53,150

53,150

0

54,100

54,100

Travancore

975

7,150

8,125

975

7,375

8,350

Nelliampathis

1,100

1,450

2,550

1,100

1,450

2,550

Sub total

2,075

61,750

63,825

2,075

62,925

65,000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tamil Nadu

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pulneys

6,275

225

6,500

6,500

215

6,715

Nilgiris

1,800

4,150

5,950

1,800

4,150

5,950

Shevroys (Salem)

3,450

50

3,500

2,875

100

2,975

Anamalais
(Coimbatore)

1,300

500

1,800

1,300

500

1,800

Sub total

12,825

4,925

17,750

12,475

4,965

17,440

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Non Traditional
Areas

 

 

 

 

 

 

Andhra Pradesh

6,100

35

6,135

7,200

70

7,270

Orissa

390

0

390

520

0

520

Sub Total

6,490

35

6,525

7,720

70

7,790

North Eastern Region

130 

 65

195

145

65

210

Grand Total (India)

100,225

215,275

315,500

104,000

221,300

325,300

 Post Monsoon Coffee Crop Estimate for the Season 2012-13

 
The post monsoon crop forecast for the year 2012-13 is placed at 315,500 MT, which shown a reduction of 9,800 MT (-3.01%) over the post blossom estimate of 2012-13 of 325,300 MT. However, it is a marginal increase of 1,500 MT (0.48%) over the final estimate of previous year 2011-12 (314,000 MT). 

 Of the total estimate, the Arabica and Robusta break up is 100,225 MT and 215,275 MT respectively. Arabica production estimate has shown a decline of 3,775 MT (-3.63%) while robusta declined by 6,025 MT (-2.72%) over the post blossom estimate of 2012-13.

In Karnataka, the post monsoon etaimate has shown a decline 7,665 MT (-3.26%) over the post blossom estimate. However, it is an increase of 6,205 MT (2.81%) over the final estimate of 2011-12. Kodagu district experienced a decline (of 4,820 MT or -3.88%) both in Arabica (320 MT or -1.45%) and robusta (4500 MT or -4.41%) followed by Chikmagalur (1,475 MT or -1.93%) and Hassan (1,360 MT or -3.97%) over the post blossom forecast. The reasons for reduction in production estimates is attributed to the normal berry drop during the monsoon period and also due to black rot and stalk rot in certain high rainfall areas. Accounting this, the post monsoon crop estimate for Karnataka is placed at 227,205 MT with a break up of 78,705 MT of arabica and 148,500 MT of robusta.

In Kerala, the berry development was normal and not much adverse effect on crop was reported with a marginal decline in Wyanad (950 MT or -1.76%) and Travancore (225 MT or-3.05%) over the post blossom estimate. But it is a decline of 4,275 MT (-6.28%) over the previous year (2011-12) final estimate of 68,100 MT. Therefore the post monsoon forecast is placed at 63,825 MT (Arabica 2075 MT and Robusta 61,750 MT) against the post blossom estimate of 65,000 MT

Tamil Nadu post monsoon forecast is placed at 17,750 MT against 17,440 MT of post blossom estimate which is a marginal increase in production of 310 MT mainly observed in Shevroys region. 

 In Non-Traditional areas of Andhra Pradesh and Orissa, the post-monsoon forecast is placed at 6,525 MT as against previous post-blossom estimate of 7,790 MT showing a decline of 1265 MT (-16.34%) due to low rainfall, high temperatures coupled with heat waves which affected crop set. While North Eastern Region, the post-monsoon forecast is placed at 195 MT.

 
 
 
   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:



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Coffee consumption in India

Estimated Domestic Consumption (From 1995 )

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

 2009

102,000 

2010 (prov.)

108,000

 

 

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