Sentence examples for coffee exports from inspiring English sources

Uganda is Africa's second largest coffee exporter, after Ethiopia, although its coffee exports have stagnated at 3 million bags annually.

Brazil's coffee exports could reach a record high this season.

Despite having little level land, it traditionally was an agricultural country, heavily dependent upon coffee exports.

The council's officials talk of coffee exports and eco-tourism, but such ideas are a distant prospect.

Coffee exports provided the principal source of income, and the land area devoted to sugarcane was slowly expanding.

Acajutla is El Salvador's principal port and handles a large portion of its coffee exports and shipments of sugar and balsam (a resin used in perfumes and cosmetics).

Rural agricultural production of food and export crops increased, with a 14% rise in coffee export revenues.

By 1932 revenues were pouring into Addis Ababa from taxes applied to 25,000 tons of coffee exported each year.

Benin's export earnings rely on agricultural products, such as cotton, palm oil, cocoa, and coffee, exported to such countries as China, India, and Nigeria.

To make matters worse for the coffee exporting countries, history does not provide any examples of successful agreements to keep beans off the market.

The economy grew 4.6% in 2013, despite a 33% decline in coffee export revenues due to a coffee rust fungus.