Throughout history, coffee has been an emblematic product of Colombia, since it has influenced the national territory at an economic, cultural and tourist level. Furthermore, according to the official website of the National Federation of Coffee Growers (FNC), Coffee in Colombia has around 300 years of history, since the Jesuits brought it in the 18th century, so its consumption and marketing is already a tradition.
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In that sense, there are several coffee-growing areas in the country in which this food is produced to be marketed nationally and internationally, Therefore, this entity sets a base daily coffee purchase price. Next, we tell you what are the prices established for this Thursday, June 13, in the different cities of the country:
Price of a load of coffee in Colombia TODAY
According to the June 13 Report on the internal reference price for the purchase of coffee in Colombia published by the National Federation of Coffee Growers (FNC), the internal reference price for the purchase of dry parchment coffee per load of 125 kilograms FR 94 is $1,856,000 COP, which is higher than the one established during the previous day and the maximum established in the last week. However, this entity would be making adjustments to improve the internal price of coffee in Colombia.
Likewise, it is important to highlight that, as they state, the FNC offers all coffee growers the purchase guarantee, although the reference prices for delivery in Almacafé vary depending on the city, so here we tell you what the prices are. prices for some of the main territories:
1. Bogota:
- Burden: $1,855,250 COP.
- Kilo: $14,842 COP.
- At sign: $185,525 COP.
2. Armenia
- Burden: $1,856,500 COP.
- Kilo: $14,852 COP.
- At sign: $185,650 COP.
3. Medellin:
- Burden: $1,885,625 COP.
- Kilo: $14,845 COP.
- At sign: $185,563 COP.
4. Bucaramanga:
- Burden: $1,854,875 COP.
- Kilo: $14,839 COP.
- At sign: $185,488 COP.
5. Cúcuta:
- Burden: $1,854,375 COP.
- Kilo: $14,835 COP.
- At sign: $185,438 COP.
6. Manizales:
- Burden: $1,856,375 COP.
- Kilo: $14,851 COP.
- At sign: $185,638 COP.
7. Santa Marta:
- Burden: $1,858,125 COP.
- Kilo: $14,865 COP.
- At sign: $185,813 COP.
How is the price of coffee determined daily in Colombia?
According to the FCN, these base copra prices are determined according to various variables, including the supply and demand of the same, the closing price on the New York Stock Exchange of the day, the exchange rate from the US dollar to Colombian pesos, which has had an upward trend in recent hours, and more factors.
In turn, they indicate that to these variables is added the so-called “quality premium”, which is the additional value paid to Colombian coffee for its quality, reputation and availability, as they point out.
