Producción de café en Colombia sube en mayo pero cae 19% en el año

6 de junio de 2026

Reportado por IA

La Federación Nacional de Cafeteros reportó que la cosecha de mayo alcanzó 1,057 millones de sacos, un alza del 29% frente al mismo mes de 2025. Sin embargo, la producción acumulada de 2026 cayó 19% y las exportaciones bajaron 22%.

La producción cafetera de mayo confirmó una recuperación mensual. Los productores recogieron 1.057.000 sacos de 60 kilogramos, frente a 819.000 sacos en mayo de 2025.

Germán Bahamón, gerente general de Fedecafé, atribuyó el repunte a la cosecha del sur, menos afectada por lluvias. Aun así, la producción del año corrido hasta mayo sumó 4,3 millones de sacos, una caída de 19% respecto a 2025.

Las exportaciones preliminares de mayo fueron de 894.000 sacos. En los primeros cinco meses del año totalizaron 4,15 millones de sacos, un descenso de 22% frente al periodo anterior.

El precio interno de la carga de 125 kilos cerró el 4 de junio en 2.005.000 pesos, el nivel más bajo desde septiembre de 2024. Bahamón señaló que la revaluación del peso ha generado pérdidas superiores a 400.000 pesos por carga.

Colombia's industrial production falls 0.5% in January 2026

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DANE reported that manufacturing industrial production fell 0.5% in January 2026 compared to January 2025, with real sales down 0.7%. This marks two consecutive months of production contraction and three for sales.

Coffee production rose 29% in May but fell 19% for the year to date

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January 2026 imports totaled US$5,902.9 million

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Colombia's National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE) reported that imports in January 2026 reached US$5,902.9 million, up 9.7% from January 2025. This marks the highest January figure in the decade, surpassed only by US$6,050.5 million in 2022.

Alcanos de Colombia sources 100% Huila coffee for its nine regions

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Cafes turn to in-house roasting to manage rising costs

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Cafes facing higher expenses are roasting coffee on site to control margins and create new revenue streams. Green bean prices exceeded four dollars per pound in early 2025, while rent, wages and other costs have climbed since the pandemic.

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Producción de café en Colombia sube en mayo pero cae 19% en el año

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