Indian Coffee Loses Market Share In Europe
June 24, 2020
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Kochi: Indian coffee exporters may have lost their market share in Europe to Brazil, which has been able to push more quantities taking advantage of a larger crop and lower prices in the last few months.
Coffee farmers in Kerala are worried about the coronavirus outbreak as their major trade spots were European countries including Italy and Germany. Following the virus outbreak and the related restrictions, exports from India were banned in Europe.
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