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Rainfall Deficit Weighs on India's 2026-27 Coffee Crop Prospects

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 18
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The onset of the southwest monsoon has been weak, leading to cumulative rainfall lower than normal in key coffee growing districts across Karnataka and Kerala. Rainfall deficits have been recorded in Kodagu, Chikmagaluru, Hassan, and Wayanad. This uneven climatic condition is raising fears of rising pest attacks.

From thehindubusinessline.com

Why it matters

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The poor monsoon coverage is weighing on India’s 2026-27 coffee crop prospects. The rainfall deficiency in major producing regions, such as Hassan, is impacting the yield outlook. The situation could affect the national market supply chain for coffee.

From thehindubusinessline.com

Who's involved

  • KarnatakaIndian state with major coffee growing districts
  • KeralaIndian state with major coffee growing districts
  • HassanDistrict in Karnataka identified as a key coffee producing region
  • IndiaCountry whose coffee supply chain is affected by reduced yield

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Hassan districtSpeculative

    The district might see reduced coffee yield and revenue due to deficit rains.

  • KarnatakaSpeculative

    The state might face lower coffee production and reduced revenue due to poor monsoon coverage.

  • KeralaSpeculative

    The state might see reduced coffee production due to rainfall deficits in regions like Wayanad.

  • IndiaSpeculative

    The national market might experience supply chain disruptions due to reduced coffee yield.

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  1. Harvest picking has begun in parts of Chikkamagaluru, highlighting the region's role as a key coffee producer in India.Sub-event
  2. The Coorg region in Karnataka produces high-quality Arabica and Robusta coffee pods.Sub-event
  3. The Coffee Board of India is hosting a festival in Bengaluru to showcase emerging speciality origins from Northeast and Southern growing regions.Sub-event
  4. Rainfall deficit triggers pest infestation in Hassan, a major coffee-producing region shared by Karnataka and Kerala.Sub-event
  5. Highlighting the role of Karnataka and Kerala as major coffee producers.1 source

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