INDICATORS:

Domestic Reference Price: $2.585.000 Fecha: 2024-12-02
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: 2024-12-02
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: 296,05 Fecha: 2024-12-02
This value is represented in US dollar cents per pound. For more information about the price.
Exchange rate: $4.460,90 Fecha: 2024-12-02
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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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IPA plots

This strategy allows coffee growers, extensionists and researchers to interact in order to validate, adapt and transfer technologies or generate knowledge based on socio-economic and cultural conditions of producers and agro-ecological conditions of their environment.

With the IPA plots, coffee growers receive timely and appropriate technical continued support from the Extension Service, whose agents also take advantage of them to carry out different educational campaigns for profitability of coffee farming.

Since 2016, the plots aim mainly at the productivity determinants: variety, age, density, sunlight, nutrition and spacing to achieve the optimal production systems defined for the different coffee regions.