(Bloomberg) -- Coffee sales from India, which makes
up 4.5 percent of global output, fell 15 percent by value in the
October-to-June period after the rupee rose to a nine-year high.
Companies including local units of Switzerland-based Nestle
SA sold $268 million of coffee overseas between Oct. 1 and June
30, from $314 million a year ago, the Coffee Board said on its
Web site. Exports were little changed at 183,637 metric tons.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
up 4.5 percent of global output, fell 15 percent by value in the
October-to-June period after the rupee rose to a nine-year high.
Companies including local units of Switzerland-based Nestle
SA sold $268 million of coffee overseas between Oct. 1 and June
30, from $314 million a year ago, the Coffee Board said on its
Web site. Exports were little changed at 183,637 metric tons.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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