India's coffee export has increased in the first 10 months of this year by 3 per cent to 196,000 tonnes. The growth of coffee export was 6 per cent in August. The provisional exports of coffee from January 1 and October 30, including re-exports, was 196,000 tonnes, against 190,000 tonnes in the year-ago period. Re-exports refer to the imported coffee components. which get exported after value addition in the country.
Though provisional coffee re-export increased to 19,761 tonnes against 12,182 tonnes during the same period a year ago, the rise is not as dramatic as in the first eight months of the year. Re-export almost doubled to 16,238 tonnes in the first eight months, from 8,722 tonnes in the year-ago period.
Though provisional coffee re-export increased to 19,761 tonnes against 12,182 tonnes during the same period a year ago, the rise is not as dramatic as in the first eight months of the year. Re-export almost doubled to 16,238 tonnes in the first eight months, from 8,722 tonnes in the year-ago period.
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