Jamaica coffee prices sea-saw amid Beryl

Jamaica’s coffee sector, a vital part of the island’s agricultural economy, narrowly escaped disaster as Hurricane Beryl swept through the region. The US$30 million crop, crucial to over 6,000 farmers was spared significant damage.

On the ground, farmers are counting their blessings rather than their losses. All the coffee on the mountain was green. Its most delicate stage. Not yet orange and not yet red. Jamaica got hit from Beryl on July 3. It sliced the island from below and in that motion largely missed the Blue Mountains.

“We dodged a bullet,” said one farmer, reflecting the widespread relief felt throughout the coffee-growing communities. The narrow escape means that the anticipated harvest can proceed with minimal disruption, ensuring that the coffee, renowned globally for its quality, reaches the market without the expected setbacks.

Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee prices jack up rates from July 1. That said regardless of price movements, Jamaica coffee is affordable for those who cannot afford to have bag coffee.

In January, the coffee industry faced a J$500 million loss as torrential rains hammered the beans to the ground. With no one brave enough to pick during the showers, the coffee molded and decayed rapidly. That’s a loss of US$3.5 million which doesn’t sound like much until one realizes it accounts for 10 per cent of the annual sales. It highlights the sector’s vulnerability.

While the immediate crisis has been averted, the experience serves as a reminder of the sector’s fragility. Moving forward, stakeholders emphasize the need for continued investment in infrastructure to safeguard Jamaica’s coffee industry against future threats.

In the meantime, the coffee community is looking forward to a successful harvest season, grateful that Hurricane Beryl passed without harm. The threat of more storms continues as the Hurricane season ends November 30. Beryl emerged as one of the most ferocious storms on record.

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Wallenford jamaica blue mountain coffee 100% SALE

Wallenford, the largest producer of coffee in the island.

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Admired for its delicate balance of floral aroma, mild acidity and full body. Wallenford® Jamaica Blue Mountain® Coffee has long been regarded as the world’s finest coffee, and the number one choice of coffee connoisseurs.

It is one of the oldest and most renowned coffee companies in Jamaica. Wallenford ® promises and delivers the perfect cup of coffee. Historically owned and operated by the coffee regulator–Coffee Industry Board: The regulatory and marketing arms split about a decade ago in order to focus on separate yet ultimately united objectives. Wallenford therefore is CIB certified.

Wallenford sells 1.5 lbs for US$48.99 with free shipping or half off retail price.

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Wallenford, the largest producer of coffee in the island is being divested by Government to the larger than life entrepreneur Micheal Lee-Chin, a Canadian/Jamaican billionaire. He made his fortune in banking and real estate.

This is the latest round of coffee divestments by the government in an attempt to fortify the Jamaica Blue Mountain brand for future growth and development.

Wallenford sells for up to $40 per 1/2 pound on its website but we offer for US$24 almost half price.

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