That is EXACTLY the problem for #KC, Karol - and so nice to see some of my followers actually paying attention to the details of what I post here😆- after the big Brazil frost in July 2021 it was very obvious that even in the best of cases the recovery from both drought and frost would not be possible until between 2025 and 2026 (calendar years, not crop cycles) and that was always dependent on SOMEWHAT relative good/normal or at the very least stable weather - what we see now is exactly why this has NOT materialized and on the contrary, today not only has extreme weather continued to hammer Brazil non-stop for four years in a row which will result in the smallest crop in at least 10-20 years in the next 2025 harvest BUT near ALL of the rest of the #coffee growing world are also suffering the extreme effects of climate change through multiple massive year-long weather disasters to crops. Even with the best of weather (which never happens and even less today) and even IF growers across the world had access to bottomless financing (which has never been available to farmers) to take care of their crops and nurture every single detail necessary to help bring a speedy recovery along it is agronomically IMPOSSIBLE for the world's #coffee crop to recover in any meaningful way until 2027-2028, and more likely it will be 2028-2030, depending on how consumption come along in the next 2-3-5 years!! So even at the STILL near historic highs for both Arabica and Robusta coffee it's TIME TO BUY COFFEE !!
#KC