Nov. 21, 2022 (SpillingTheBeans)--The new 2023 robusta coffee harvest in Brazil's TOP growing state of Espirito Santo is seen down an average 30% on the now completed 2022 crop. Reporting LIVE from Brazil's biggest robusta-conilon growing state of Espirito Santo, SpillingTheBeans aka "The Indiana Jones of Coffee" visit the Key coffee growing municipality of Rio Bananal, one of the many regions across Espirito Santo which has been battered by extreme weather including hurricane-force winds and intense cold fronts that caused massive defoliation to trees in an area home to 10% of the total ES-coffee area alone from the impact in late May. Travel with Independent Analyst and internationally acclaimed coffee expert Maja Wallengren and share first-hand eyewitness reports on the latest state of the 2023 flowering and hear how it will impact production in the next harvest, where the widespread defoliation is causing trees to abort both flowers and fruit!
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