Brazil Farmer Targets $20,000 Per Bag for Rare Coffee
A Brazilian farmer aims to sell rare eugenioides coffee for near $20,000 per bag. The low-yield variety is prized for its natural sweetness and low caffeine.
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Luiz Paulo Dias Pereira Filho, a fourth-generation coffee producer in Brazil, is scaling up production of the rare eugenioides species, an ancestor of the common arabica plant. Pereira Filho expects his current harvest to fetch 1 million reais (approximately $190,476) for ten standardized 60-kilogram bags, a valuation nearly 50 times higher than the current market price for arabica beans, which have recently traded near $400 per bag.
