INDICATORS:

Domestic Reference Price: $2.570.000 Fecha: 2024-11-20
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: $37.500 Fecha: 2024-11-20
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: 292,50 Fecha: 2024-11-20
This value is represented in US dollar cents per pound. For more information about the price.
Exchange rate: $4.400 Fecha: 2024-11-20
For more information about the price
MeCIC: $0 Fecha: 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
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Statement to the public opinion

Within the framework of the 90th National Congress of Coffee Growers, the highest authority and body of deliberation of the Colombian Coffee Growers Federation (FNC), its CEO, Roberto Vélez, made his position available to the FNC and the national Government.

During this Coffee Grower Congress, the CEO announced historic results, such as a crop value of COP 14.5 trillion (USD 3.6 billion) in the coffee year, January-October exports worth USD 3.75 billion, an average domestic purchase price paid by the FNC between January and September of COP 2.44 million per load, and record premiums for specialty coffees of COP 32.68 billion.

“This step aside opens a space so that, in harmony with the current Government, the FNC continues working for the well-being of the 540,000 coffee grower families in the country, the raison d’être of the coffee institutions. I am leaving a united FNC, a Steering Committee that knows how to work as a team and has a clear institutional direction, a National Congress of Coffee Growers that knows where it is going and promotes long-term policies,” Vélez added.

The FNC leader said that this announcement begins an orderly and deliberative succession process, by virtue of which the National Congress of Coffee Growers will elect the new CEO in the coming months, always thinking of the best for coffee growers, to continue directing the FNC and the sector on the path of growth and sustainability, as confirmed today by the good results.

Bogota, December 2, 2022