Anacafé Guatemala in the news

Anacafé reports record coffee export sales, with preliminary data for July already surpassing the total for the 2024-2025 harvest, driven by high-quality production and international demand.

Guatemala, represented by its embassy and Anacafé, participated in CINA Café and ExpoCafé Chile 2026 to promote its coffee and increase exports to Chile.

Anacafé launched Guaco Café at La Aurora Airport, creating an interactive coffee experience to promote Guatemalan coffee and its origins to international travelers.

ACE and Anacafé announced the 27 winning coffees for the 2026 Guatemala Cup of Excellence Auction, highlighting increased participation and high-scoring entries.

Anacafé organizes the Atitlán Coffee Festival to promote specialty coffee consumption and create market access opportunities, featuring competitions and tastings.

Guatemala's coffee production and exports are set to rise by 2026/27 due to maturing Arabica plantings and renovated areas, though pest issues and rising costs remain concerns.

Guatemala's coffee leaf rust incidence significantly decreased in March 2026 due to preventive programs and favorable weather, though continued vigilance is crucial.

A Taiwanese trade mission visited Anacafé in Guatemala to taste and source coffee, emphasizing the growing value and unique characteristics of Guatemalan beans in the Taiwanese market.

Guatemalan coffee production strengthened its quality and global standing through Anacafé's efforts in organization, technical support, and international promotion since 1960.

Guatemalan coffee exports are set for a three-year high in 2025-2026, driven by high international prices, Anacafé's profitability program, and favorable market conditions.

Guatemala's coffee exports are booming, driven by high prices, new market entries, and strong demand, positioning coffee as a top foreign exchange earner.

Guatemala's coffee sector recorded a historic average price of USD 344.81 per quintal of gold coffee in the 2024–2025 year, driven by scarcity, quality, and global market dynamics, despite reduced production volume.

Anacafé projects increased coffee exports to 4.1 million quintals for 2025-2026, benefiting from stable prices, favorable production, and diversified markets.

Guatemala's Embassy in Chile and Anacafé promoted Guatemalan coffee at a Chilean wine event, while Anacafé simultaneously conducted a technical tour in Guatemala to enhance coffee productivity.

Minex and Anacafé renewed their cooperation agreement to promote Guatemalan coffee exports and support its presence in international markets.

Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo inaugurated the 33rd National Coffee Congress, organized by Anacafé, to update coffee producers on industry trends and enhance competitiveness.

Anacafé has updated Guatemala's coffee map, while the USDA FAS forecasts a slight production decrease, highlighting ongoing challenges for smallholder farmers despite Guatemala remaining a key Arabica exporter.

Anacafé and ACE launched the third 'One of a Kind Guatemala' auction to promote unique nano and micro-lot coffees and expand market access for producers.

Anacafé and ProfilePrint partnered to offer Guatemalan coffee farmers a digital platform for efficient coffee bean grading, aiming to improve decision-making and supply chain efficiency.

Anacafé Guatemala formed a strategic partnership with ProfilePrint to integrate AI-driven technology for digital coffee quality assessment and enhanced services for Guatemalan coffee farmers.