Trondheim, Norway - Sorze4 AS announces an exciting coffee expedition to Brazil in late April and early May. The purpose of the expedition is to secure a shipment of coffee at favorable prices, despite expected lower coffee crops in Brazil this year.
According to the Brazilian state-owned coffee supply organization CONAB, coffee production in the 2025/26 season is expected to fall by 4,4%, totaling 51,8 million 60-kilogram bags. This decline is due to several factors, including the biennial low-yield cycle, drought and high temperatures during the flowering phase, which have affected productivity. Arabica coffee production in particular is expected to fall by 12,4% from the previous season, while conilon (robusta) coffee production is expected to increase by 17,2%.
More of Sorze4 Their Brazilian contacts have confirmed a lower crop this year, but there are expectations of better quality than usual. Screen size, which refers to the size of the coffee beans, is difficult to determine until late April. Screen size is measured by screening green beans through metal plates with holes of varying sizes, and the beans are categorized based on size. Harvest will begin in late May, followed by some time for drying and sorting.
Market price development and expectations
Since May 2024, coffee prices have been characterized by significant fluctuations. In May 2024, the price of arabica coffee reached record highs due to uncertainty about the harvest and farmers' reluctance to sell. Arabica coffee prices have increased by almost 10% over the year, reaching USD 3,5555 per pound in January 2025. Robusta coffee prices have also seen significant changes, although they have been more stable compared to arabica.
For 2025, coffee prices are expected to remain high due to tighter global supply and increased demand. This presents an opportunity for Sorze4 AS to ensure coffee at competitive prices by buying directly from producers in Brazil.
Due to the tighter global coffee supply and higher international coffee prices, Sorze4 AS This is an opportunity to secure coffee at very competitive prices. Coffee roasters who wish to participate in a purchase at favorable prices are encouraged to register their interest.
To get the best possible price, the coffee must be paid for before arrival. If paid after the coffee has been to our warehouse, there will be additional shipping costs and interest on the investment that we must take into account.
Interested parties are asked to contact Sorze4 AS as soon as possible to ensure your participation in this unique opportunity to buy coffee at competitive prices.