The Brazilian coffee harvest is progressing at a normal pace in the regions served by Cooxupé. According to a survey released by the organization this Thursday (4), work reached 8.9% of the cultivated area by May 29. Based in Guaxupé (MG), the cooperative reported that the harvest is still in its initial stage and that, so far, there is no indication of any delay in activities. Cooxupé operates in more than 370 municipalities distributed across the regions of Southern Minas Gerais, Cerrado Mineiro, Matas de Minas and the middle Mogiana region of São Paulo. Among the monitored regions, the most significant progress was recorded in the state of São Paulo, where the harvest reached 14.8% of the area. In Matas de Minas, work reached 14%, while in Southern Minas Gerais the percentage reached 11.1%. In Cerrado Mineiro, a region where fruit ripening usually occurs later, the harvest reached 3.5% of the cultivated area. Harvest progress as of May 29, 2026:
- Southern Minas Gerais: 11.1%
- Cerrado Mineiro: 3.5%
- Matas de Minas: 14.0%
- São Paulo: 14.8%
Total of monitored regions: 8.9%
This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.