Minas Gerais, Brazil's largest coffee region, is facing potential crop losses due to El Niño, with forecasts provided by the Foreign Agricultural Service.
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Updated Oct 12
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Minas Gerais, Brazil's largest coffee region, is facing potential crop losses due to El Niño, with forecasts provided by the Foreign Agricultural Service.
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The entities involved
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Minas Gerais
state in the Southeast Region of Brazil
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El Niño
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Foreign Agricultural Service
service within the USDA dealing with diplomatic outreach
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