Period/Coffee Type 2019/20 2018/19 %age Change Qty(60-kgbag) Value (US $) Qty(60-kgbag) Value (US $) Qty(60-kgbag) Value (US $) July Total 543,251 49,977,439 463,709 43,965,256 17.15 13.67 Robusta 467,160 39,992,633 386,584 35,338,116 20.84 13.17 Arabica 76,091 9,984,806 77,125 8,627,139 -1.34 15.74 UCDA MONTHLY REPORT-JULY 2020 A total of 543,251-kilo bags of coffee valued at US$ 49.78 million were exported in July 2020 at an average weighted price of US$ 1.53 /kilo, 6 cents lower than US$ 1.59 /kilo in June 2020. This was an increase of 17.15% and 13.67% in quantity and value respectively compared to the same period last year. Farm-gate prices for Robusta Kiboko averaged UGX 1,900 per kilo; FAQ UGX 3,900 per kilo, Arabica parchment UGX 4,900 per kilo and Drugar UGX 4,250 per kilo. Report 2019/20 Issue 10 Key Highlights Coffee exports for the 12-months period (August 2019 to July 2020) totalled to 5,185,423 bags worth US 502.27 million compared to 4,239,095 bags worth US$ 418.39 million the previous year. 81.93% of the total volume was exported by 10 exporters, out of 42 companies which performed during the month compared to 80.99% in June 2020, reflecting increasing concentration. The ICO Composite Indicator price increased by 4.7% to 103.66 US cents/lb in July 2020 from US cents/lb 99.05 in June 2020. 1. Coffee exports Coffee exports in July 2020 amounted to 543,251 60-kilo bags worth US$ 49.78 million as shown in Fig 1. This comprised 467,160 bags (US $ 39.99 million) of Robusta and 76,091 bags (US$ 9.98 million) of Arabica (see Table 1 and Annex 1). This was an increase of 17.15% and 13.67% in quantity and value respectively from the same month last year. This is the highest monthly export figure in terms of quantity since liberalisation. By comparing quantity of coffee exported by type in the same month of last Coffee Year (July 2019 ), Robusta increased both in quantity and value (20.84% and of 13.17%) respectively. Arabica exports registered a 1.34% decrease in quantity and 15.74% increase in value. The increase in exports has been attributed to the increased production on account of fruition of the newly planted coffee, and favourable weather. Exporters also drew down on their stocks after easing of the lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Exports have to some extent been affected by logistical issues such as lack of containers. Coffee exports for the 12 months amounted to 5,185,423-kilo bags worth US$ 502.27 million compared to 4,239,095 60-kilo bags worth US$ 418.39 million the previous year. This represents 22.32% and 20.05% increase in both quantity and value respectively. (figure 1) Fig 1: Trend of Total Quantity and Value of Coffee Exported: August 2019- July 2020 Table1: Comparison of Coffee Exports of July 2018/19 and 2019/20 Coffee Years A sustainable coffee industry with high stakeholder value for social economic transformation Organic Drugar fetched the highest price of US$ 7.49/kilo
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Period/Coffee Type2019/20 2018/19 %age Change
Qty(60-kgbag) Value (US $) Qty(60-kgbag) Value (US $) Qty(60-kgbag) Value (US $)
July Total 543,251 49,977,439 463,709 43,965,256 17.15 13.67
A total of 543,251-kilo bags of coffee valued at US$
49.78 million were exported in July 2020 at an
average weighted price of US$ 1.53 /kilo, 6 centslower than US$ 1.59 /kilo in June 2020. This was anincrease of 17.15% and 13.67% in quantity and valuerespectively compared to the same period last year.
Farm-gate prices for Robusta Kiboko averaged UGX
1,900 per kilo; FAQ UGX 3,900 per kilo, Arabica
parchment UGX 4,900 per kilo and Drugar UGX 4,250per kilo.
Report 2019/20 Issue 10
Key HighlightsCoffee exports for the 12-months period (August 2019to July 2020) totalled to 5,185,423 bags worth US502.27 million compared to 4,239,095 bags worth US$418.39 million the previous year.
81.93% of the total volume was exported by 10exporters, out of 42 companies which performedduring the month compared to 80.99% in June 2020,reflecting increasing concentration.
The ICO Composite Indicator price increased by 4.7% to 103.66 US cents/lb in July 2020 from US cents/lb 99.05in June 2020.
1. Coffee exports
Coffee exports in July 2020 amounted to 543,251 60-kilo bagsworth US$ 49.78 million as shown in Fig 1. This comprised467,160 bags (US $ 39.99 million) of Robusta and 76,091 bags(US$ 9.98 million) of Arabica (see Table 1 and Annex 1). Thiswas an increase of 17.15% and 13.67% in quantity and valuerespectively from the same month last year. This is the highestmonthly export figure in terms of quantity since liberalisation.
By comparing quantity of coffee exported by type in the samemonth of last Coffee Year (July 2019 ), Robusta increased bothin quantity and value (20.84% and of 13.17%) respectively.Arabica exports registered a 1.34% decrease in quantity and15.74% increase in value.
The increase in exports has been attributed to the increasedproduction on account of fruition of the newly planted coffee,and favourable weather. Exporters also drew down on theirstocks after easing of the lockdown due to the COVID-19pandemic. Exports have to some extent been affected bylogistical issues such as lack of containers.
Coffee exports for the 12 months amounted to 5,185,423-kilobags worth US$ 502.27 million compared to 4,239,095 60-kilobags worth US$ 418.39 million the previous year. This represents22.32% and 20.05% increase in both quantity and valuerespectively. (figure 1)
Fig 1: Trend of Total Quantity and Value of Coffee Exported: August 2019- July 2020
Table1: Comparison of Coffee Exports of July 2018/19 and 2019/20 Coffee Years
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Organic Drugar fetched the highest price of US$ 7.49/kilo
2. Exports by Type and Grade
Table 2 shows coffee exports by type, grade and average realizedprice for each grade during the month of July 2020. The averageexport price was US$ 1.53 per kilo, 6 cents lower than US$ 1.59per kilo realized last month. Robusta exports accounted for85.99% of total exports compared to 79.56% in June 2020. Theaverage Robusta price was US$ 1.43 per kilo, US cent 2 higherthan the previous month. Organic Robusta fetched the highestprice of US$ 1.72 per kilo, a premium of 24 cents overconventional Screen 18 sold at an average of US$ 1.48 per kilo.Worth noting is that Screen 17 fetched a higher price than Screen18 at US$ 1.57.
This reflects price differentiation and a positive impact on thenew grades.Arabica fetched an average price of US$ 2.19 per kilo, 19 centshigher than in June 2020. The highest price was for OrganicDrugar sold at US$ 7.29 per kilo., followed by Sustainable ArabicaSipi Falls sold at US$ 3.47 per kilo. Drugar exports had a 40%share of Arabica exports compared to 35% the previous month.
Table 2: Coffee Exports by Type, Grade & Unit Price in July 2020
3. Individual Exporter Performance
Figure 2 shows the top 10 export companies in the month ofJuly 2020. Kyagalanyi Coffee Ltd led with a market share of15.58% compared to 18.54% last month. It was followed byUgacof (U) Ltd 14.23% (9.52%); Ideal Quality Commodities Ltd11.01% (10.85%); Olam Uganda Ltd 9.33% (11.43%) Kawacom(U) Ltd 7.71% (6.91%) Louis Dreyfus Company (U) Ltd 6.79%(5.32%); and Touton Uganda Limited 6.01% (4.88 %).
The top 10 exporters held a market share of 81.93% comparedto 80.89% the previous month. There were minor changes inpositions compared to last month reflecting efficiency ofexporters. Out of the 42 exporters that performed, 18exported Robusta Coffee only while 8 exported Arabica coffeeonly. Annex 2 shows a detailed list of exporters performancein July 2020.*The figures in brackets represent percentage marketshare held in June 2020.
Figure 2: Top 10 Exporting Companies by percentage market share
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Coffee type Quantity 60-Kilo
Bags%-age Quantity Value in US $ %-age Value Unit Price US$/Kilo
TOTAL 543,251 49,977,439 1.53
Organic Robusta 2,020 0.43 208,429 0.52 1.72
Washed Robusta 1,297 0.28 128,808 0.32 1.66
Screen 18 56,225 12.04 4,981,757 12.46 1.48
Screen 17 52,536 11.25 4,961,324 12.41 1.57
Screen 15 250,540 53.63 21,643,668 54.12 1.44
Screen 14 8,880 1.90 791,264 1.98 1.49
Screen 12 65,154 13.95 5,303,946 13.26 1.36
BHP 1199 21,560 4.62 1,344,761 3.36 1.04
Other Robustas 8,948 1.92 628,675 1.57 1.17
Total Robusta 467,160 100.00 39,992,633 100.00 1.43
The destinations of Uganda’s coffee exports during the monthof July 2020 are shown in Fig 3 (details in Annex 3). Italymaintained the highest market share with 33.14% comparedwith 31.08% last month. It was followed by Sudan 23.41%(22.90%), Germany 10.74% (11.29%) and Spain 5.22% (5.89%).Coffee exports to Africa amounted to 158,999 bags, a marketshare of 29.27% compared to 106,715 bags (25.39%) theprevious month. Africa countries included Sudan, Morocco,South Africa, Kenya, South Sudan and Egypt. Europe remainsthe main destination for Uganda’s coffees with a 57.36%imports share.*The figures in brackets represent percentagemarket share held in June 2020.
5. Coffee Exports By Destination
Figure 3: Map showing Main Destinations of Uganda Coffee by Quantity in 60kg Bags: July 2020
4. Foreign buyers of Uganda CoffeeAnnex 4 shows a list of Ugandan coffee buyers in July 2020. Thetop 10 buyers held a market share of 68.93% of total exports,higher than 67.08% the previous month. Sucafina led with amarket share of 12.57% compared to 8.86% in June 2020. It wasfollowed by Olam International 12.06% (13.36%); AltasheelImport and Export Enterprises 11.40% (11.16%); Volcafe 10.53%(9.37%) Ecom Agroindustrial 5.39% (4.06%); Aldwami Co. 4.45%(3.74%). Changes in relative position compared to the previousmonth reflect competition among major buyers of Ugandacoffee. Note: The figures in brackets represent percentageperformance in the previous month –June 2020.
8. Coffee Development and Promotional
Activities
During the month of July, training of cooperatives/ FarmerOrganisations on stumping and fertilizer application continued.In Eastern, 20 farmers (17Male, 2Female, 1Youth) fromdifferent cooperatives were trained; Central trained 17 coopsreaching 1, 511 farmers (1,388M, 123F); Western trained 3coops reaching 77 farmers (65M, 12F). Seedling distributioncontinued with Mid North and West Nile distributing2,189,750 coffee seedlings to 4,713 farmers (M=4,100M, F=613,Y=752), Elgon region allocated 8,600,000 seedlings to its 9districts for Aug – Nov planting season. Verification of nurseriescontinued in SW and Rwenzori regions; in S.W, 465,000 CWDrplantlets, and 4,592,000 Arabica seedlings were verified from49 nursery operators (M=41 & F= 8) while in Rwenzori, 350,000CWDR plantlets were verified for Sept-Nov planting.
9. Outlook for August 2020
Coffee exports are projected to be 405,000. The effect ofCOVID-19 on Uganda coffee production is yet to bequantified as lockdown is further relaxed and trucks are ableto travel to the rural areas to procure coffee. Harvesting ofthe main crop south of the Equator started is at its tail end.
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6. Global Situation
World coffee exports amounted to 10.57 million bags in June2020, compared with 11.15 million in June 2019. Exports inthe first 9 months of Coffee Year 2019/20 (Oct 2019 to May2020) have decreased by 4.7% to 95.36 million bagscompared to 100.46 million bags in the same period in2018/19. The ICO Composite Indicator price increased by4.7% to 103.66 US cents/lb in July 2020 from US cents/lb99.05 in June 2020. Strength in the Brazilian currency (Real)and concerns over temporary tightness in coffee supply frommajor producers including Brazil and Vietnam supported theprices.
7. Local Situation
During the month of June 2020, farm gate prices rangedfrom Sh.1,800 -2,000 per kilo of Kiboko (Robusta drycherries); Shs. 3,800-4,000/= for FAQ; Sh. 4,800-5,000/= forArabica parchment; and Sh. 4,000-4,500/= per kilo for Drugarfrom Kasese. Robusta Kiboko averaged UGX 1,900 per kilo;FAQ UGX 3,900 per kilo, Arabica parchment UGX 4,900/= perkilo and Drugar UGX 4,250 per kilo.