Cooperativa Reg.Cafeic. Guaxupé in the news

Cooxupé cooperative coffee growers received R$622 million in Funrural tax refunds for unduly charged export contributions, which they are reinvesting in their properties and local economies.

Cooxupé won a court case, securing R$622 million for coffee farmers by eliminating a tax on coffee exports.

Cooxupé, a coffee cooperative, obtained a definitive court ruling exempting it from Funrural tax on export operations, leading to a R$ 622 million refund for its members.

Cooxupé won a R$ 622 million Funrural tax refund for its cooperative members due to a definitive court ruling on export operations.

Cooxupé is returning R$622 million to its coffee farmer members after an 11-year legal dispute over the Funrural tax on coffee exports.

Cooxupé's coffee harvest is nearly halfway complete at 47.3%, showing a slower pace compared to previous years across its operating regions.

Cooxupé, the world's largest coffee cooperative, processes and exports Arabica coffee from over 21,000 Brazilian farmers to 50 countries, with significant revenue and a strong focus on sustainability.

Cooxupé projects receiving up to 8 million bags of coffee this year, anticipating a good harvest while monitoring volatile market prices and potential export logistics challenges.

Cooxupé expects to receive up to 8 million bags of coffee this year, up from 6.07 million last year, amidst optimistic harvest forecasts and concerns over export logistics.

Cooxupé launched a pioneering carbon credit program for coffee cultivation in Brazil, enabling farmers to earn income from afforestation and carbon sequestration.

Cooxupé achieved record-breaking revenue and profit in 2025 due to high coffee prices and increased volume, despite a slight decrease in sales and exports influenced by US tariffs and geopolitical events.

Cooxupé reported record 2025 financial results with a 59% revenue increase and 19% profit growth, driven by high coffee prices, despite export challenges from US tariffs and geopolitical issues.

Cooxupé achieved record revenue of R$16.99 billion in 2025, a 60% increase due to high coffee prices, distributed R$185.6 million to members, and expanded into soybean and corn markets while navigating export challenges.

Despite falling prices, Brazilian coffee producers remain profitable but face challenges from geopolitical events and interest rates, as discussed at Cooxupé's Femagri fair.

Cooxupé forecasts a decrease in 2026 coffee exports due to prior low productivity and geopolitical impacts, but expects recovery with a record 2026/27 harvest and stable prices.

Cooxupé, Brazil's largest coffee cooperative, expects a "good" 2025/26 harvest with record revenue, despite challenges like a prior drought and modest regional growth compared to national forecasts.

Aprosoja and Cooxupé met in Guaxupé, MG, to forge a partnership aimed at strengthening agriculture in Minas Gerais by expanding grain production and addressing common industry challenges.

Cooxupé was recognized as the leading agricultural company in Minas Gerais and received multiple accolades for its financial performance in 2024.

Cooxupé launched the 2025 specialty coffee ranking, identifying the top 50 lots and awarding R$ 330,000 in prizes, emphasizing quality, sustainability, and adherence to new labor and agricultural practice criteria.

Labor inspectors rescued 81 workers, including children, from slave-like conditions on coffee farms that supplied Cooxupé, Brazil's largest coffee cooperative.