Ethiopia prepares Coffee Fund to protect growers

Federal regulators are preparing a Coffee Fund to shield growers and exporters from collapsing prices and ageing trees.

Nearly 80pc of the country’s coffee stock is too old to yield well. According to Shafi Umer, deputy director of the Ethiopian Coffee & Tea Authority, a technical committee is overseeing the reserve.

The pooled fund would work as insurance. It is meant to compensate stakeholders across the value chain when the market turns.

The fund would cushion suppliers and exporters when global prices swing.

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The National Federation of Coffee Growers (Fedecafé) and the national government will allocate $50 billion to the Coffee Price Stabilization Fund to support fertilization ahead of the El Niño phenomenon in the second half of 2026. Fedecafé will contribute $40 billion and the government $10 billion. The measure will benefit producers in 421 municipalities.

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The ministries of Agriculture and Finance announced a five-month extension of the Coffee Price Stabilization Contract to protect producers' incomes.

필리핀 농무부는 저가 수입품으로부터 국내 생산자를 보호하기 위해 돼지고기, 닭고기, 커피를 포함한 여러 수입 농산물에 대한 추가 관세를 요청했다.

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Agriculture Minister Mutahi Kagwe has assured tea farmers that the new 0.8 percent export tax will not reduce their earnings.

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