Coffee Crop Years (or cycles) are difficult to sync up to calendar years because of the seasonal nature of agriculture. Different climates and different geographies will have harvest seasons that don’t line up with each other or the calendar year. This makes statistical analysis difficult when dealing with a traditional year, rather than the 12-month period that delineates a growing season.
Below is a list of calendar years for each coffee growing country, indicating the first day of the harvest season for that particular country as set by the ICO. When statistics
April 1 to March 31
- Angola
- Indonesia
- Paraguay
- Bolivia
- Madagascar
- Peru
- Brazil
- Malawi
- Rwanda
- Burundi
- Papua New Guinea
- Zimbabwe
- Ecuador
July 1 to June 30
- Congo
- Haiti
- United Republic of Tanzania
- Cuba
- Philippines
- Zambia
- Dominican Republic
October 1 to September 30
- Benin
- Ghana
- Nigeria
- Cameroon
- Guatemala
- Panama
- Central African Republic
- Guinea
- Sierra Leone
- Colombia
- Honduras
- Sri Lanka
- Costa Rica
- India
- Thailand
- Cote d’Ivoire
- Jamaica
- Togo
- Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Kenya
- Trinidad & Tobago
- El Salvador
- Liberia
- Uganda
- Equatorial Guinea
- Mexico
- Venezuela
- Ethiopia
- Nicaragua
- Vietnam
- Gabon
For more information on each country and production/export volumes, visit the links above.
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