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Monday, 22 August 2022

PNG Coffee: Weekly Market Report - 21st August 2022

A higher US dollar, a small increase in certified stock s together with news that physical stocks in a number of consuming countries were increasing, combined to push prices lower this week. Arabica coffee prices lost 9.05 cents/lb while robusta lost $35/ton (1.55 cents/lb). In the absence of local market distortions, roadside parchment coffee prices in Papua New Guinea next week, will probably be between 65 and 70 toea/kg lower than what they were last week.

The latest data from the Green Coffee Association (GCA), shows that coffee stocks in warehouses in all ports of America totalled 6,223,285 bags at the end of July, this is 173,201 bags, or 2.9% higher than last month and 148,939 bags (2.5%) higher than in July 2021. The increase, although relatively large, was not entirely unexpected as historically stocks tend to increase during July, usually by around 140,000 to 150,000 bags.  The total, however, is the highest stock level seen since September 2020.  Furthermore, although the increase seen this week in stocks certified against the New York exchange was relatively small, up 38,000 bags, it is the fact that there was an increase which probably surprised the market, although should not have done as the number of bags pending certification jumped significantly last Friday.  Rain has been reported in several arabica coffee growing regions of Brazil over the last few days and may have been sufficient to induce an early flowering.  In itself this would not be a problem but given that the chances of a La Nina occurring over the next few months appear to be increasing (the Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has increased its estimate of likelihood of a La Nina to over 70% this week), there is a strong possibility that late August and September will be dry, forcing the trees to abort any buds that have been formed.  The Strauss Group published its financial statements for the first half of 2022 this week, reporting an increase of 8% in overall revenue. This growth is largely due to an increase in sales by the coffee company but was partially offset by a drop in sales by the confectionery Division.

I still cannot get access to any reliable regularly-published data on price differentials, so once again I have had to use sources, the accuracy of which cannot be guaranteed.  Once again it appears that physical price differentials have remained relatively stable, which is of surprise.  Brazilian 3/4’s appear to be steady at minus 15;  Honduras HG’s are also unmoved at plus 44; Kenya AB FAQ’s may well be slightly lower with quotes between plus 75 and plus 100; while Colombian UGQ’s continue at plus 75/76.  Without any update on PNG Y1’s, I would guess (and it is just a guess) that they might also be unmoved at around plus 7. Therefore, had an exporter fixed on Friday in New York for Dec/Jan delivery he may have been able to secure a price between 216.45 cents/lb and 221.70 cents/lb.

This week’s decline although not entirely unexpected was certainly larger than many had thought.  The arabica coffee market however remains very volatile, with this week’s falls almost wiping out 60% of the gains made the week before.  It is therefore very clear that the outlook remains somewhat opaque, with the prospect that there are equal probabilities that next year will either see a bumper crop in Brazil or a much lower than expected one.  It is therefore highly unlikely that the outlook will become any clearer next week, so it can be anticipated that the volatility seen of late will continue. On balance, given the small increase seen on Friday, there is a good chance that prices might rise a bit over the week to come.                                                                                                                                                                        

Source:
Mick Wheeler, UK

Tuesday, 21 January 2020

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Saturday, 18 January 2020

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Thursday, 31 October 2019

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Saturday, 13 October 2018

PAPUAmart.com Jayapura Jual Kopi Papua New Guinea

Sebagai hasil kunjungan utusab KSU Baliem Arabica ke Papua New Guinea maka telah dilakukan pembicaraan dengan sejumlah produsen Kopi Papua dari Papua New Guinea.

Di PAPUAmart.com Sentani dan nantinya di Port Numbay akan dijual produk Kopi Papua yang sudah matang dan established lama di pulau New Guinea bagian Timur ini.

Direncanakan produk KSU Baliem Arabica juga akan dipromosikan di PNG dan Melanesia dan untuk ini dibutuhkan dukungan dari Gubernur Papua Lukas Enembe, Gubernur NCD Port Moresby Powes Parkop dan kedutaan besar Indonesia di Port Moresby serta konsulat NKRI di Vanimo.

Menurut Jhon Yonathan Kwano direktur PAPUAmart.com bahwa apa yang sudah dirintis dan diagendakan dibicarakan pemerintah harus di follow up oleh pelaku usaha di Tanah Papua Sorong - Samarai

untuk pesan kopi-kopi dari Papua New Guinea silahkan kontak ke info@pas.coffee,  SMS/WA: 082210183000

Atau datang ke Baliem Blue Coffee Jogja dan PAPUAmart.com Sentani

Monday, 24 September 2018

PAPUAmart.com fokus Jual Kopi Goreng dan Bubuk

Sejak tahun 2013, yaitu setelah lima tahun KSU Baliem Arabica didirikan (2007) PAPUAmart.com mulai mempromosikan penjualan Kopi Papua Wamena Single Origin di Pulau Jawa.

Prasyarat pertama pengembangan pasar ke Indonesia ialah menghentikan export ke Asia dan Amerika Serikat. Alasannya sederhana karena kamii mau kopi enak asal Tanah Papua dinikmati di Indonesia saja.

Darii pemasaran offline sampai online dimajukan dengan harapan masyarakat penikmat Kopi di Indonesia yang menyukai dan menghabiskannya.

Hampir 10 tahun kemudian, yaitu tahun 2018 kami putuskan fokus penjualan kepada kopi jadi yaitu Roasted beans dan Kopi bubuk dengan merek Baliem Blue Coffee.

Persis saat kami hentikan penjualan green beans kok jadinya justru banyak yang minta.  Menarik tetapi kami tidak tergoda.

Ada maksud baik dari fokus penjualan kopi yang sudah diolah. Yang pertama dan utama ialah nama Baliem Blue Coffee akan dipertahankan dan merek dagang ini akan mendunia. 

Di samping itu tentu saja para pedagang jahil yang tanpa atau dengan sengaja menyalah-manfaatkan kopi Papua akan diselamatkan sehingga dosa ini tidak berlanjut dan jalan Surga tentu sedikit dimuluskan

Saturday, 22 September 2018

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Monday, 17 September 2018

Kirim Kopi Papua Baliem ke Hong Kong dari Jogja

Sudah banyak kali KSU Baliem Arabica kirim kopi ke pembeli di luar dari Tanah Papua dan sudah banyak juga uang dikirim keluar dari Indonesia. Sejak tahun 2009 KSU BALIEM ARABICA menjalankan usaha ini.

Khusus dari Jogja selama ini yang mengirim kopi adalah anak anak saya.  Tetapi khusus kali ini anak anak sudah wisuda dan sudah pulang ke Tanah Papua dan pada waktu yang sama ada permintaan masuk untuk dikirim ke Hong Kong.

Saya harus turun langsung mengirim kopi. Bersama dua anak saya yang selama ini belum pernah terlibat dalam pengiriman kopi kami meluncur ke kantor pos besar Yogyakarta di km 0.

Yang kemarin satu hari sebelumnya saya kirim satu dari kedua anak saya ini ke kantor pos Malioboro tetapi pulabg dengan hasil dia dosuruh bawa bukti pengiriman kopi sebelumnya

Saya anggap ini atuuran dibuat buat sama si pegawai pos.. Hari inii kami meluncur langsung bawa 7 colly masing-masing colly berisi 15lg

Perlu diketahui bahwa kalau satu colly beratnya lebih dari 15kg maka akan kena aturan ekspor Kopi bukan atuen kirim paket.

Ketujuh colly diperoleh surat karantina pertanian. Sejam kemudian kopi siap dikirim

Eh tapi tunggu dulu ceritanya lebih pahit daripada cerita awal ini tapi sekarang cukup dulu.  Wa wa Wa.

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