Domestic Reference Price:$2.220.000Fecha: 2024-10-14 Domestic reference price for the purchase of dry parchment coffee per load of 125 Kg. This price varies according to distance from the point of purchase to the farm. Coffee grower cooperatives cover, at this price, all costs related to the coffee collection service to producers. For more information about the price.
Low-grade coffee price:$37.500Fecha: 2024-10-14 Reference price for purchase of low-grade coffee (“pasilla”) per point of production in an arroba. For more information about the price, click here.
NYKC: ¢/lb:262,05Fecha: 2024-10-14 This value is represented in US dollar cents per pound. For more information about the price.
Exchange rate:$4.211,43Fecha: 2024-10-14 For more information about the price
MeCIC:$0Fecha: 2024-07-12 This is the value of the compensation per load of coffee and its compensation will vary according to the Sisben category to which the coffee grower belongs. Keep in mind that the value cannot be greater than the following:
Sisben A: $86.500 per charge
Sisben B: $86.000 per charge
Sisben C: $84.100 per charge Clic here for more info.
By delegation of the national Government and in accordance with Law 9 of 1991, Chapter XIII of Decree 1165 of 2019, provisions of Decree 1714 of 2009 of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism, and Regulatory Resolution No. 05 of 2015 of the National Coffee Growers Committee, the FNC is the entity in charge of keeping the National Register of Coffee Exporters and establishing the requirements for registration of roasters, millers and soluble coffee factories in Colombia.
How to export coffee?
To export coffee in Colombia, you must meet and know the current regulations, be registered as an exporter before the FNC and access the Coffee Portal. You can export coffee by sea, land or air or through courier for small quantities.
The FNC developed a simplified export procedure so that any natural person or legal entity, prior registration as a coffee exporter, can use this option with postal companies or couriers.
Get to know the companies that are certified to market Café de Colombia. Keep in mind that for marketing Colombian coffee in certain countries, it is necessary to meet the PGI/PDO requirements for a product such as our coffee.
Require your supplier to comply with the rules to ensure an authentic Café de Colombia.
This register ensures that the packaging content is 100% Café de Colombia, without coffee from other origins mixed therein. Look for the Café de Colombia logo on the packaging.