Core Insights - Brazil's coffee exports to the United States decreased significantly in August, with imports dropping to 301,000 bags (60 kg each), a year-on-year decline of 46% and a month-on-month decrease of 26% [1] - Germany has overtaken the United States as the largest overseas market for Brazilian coffee, importing 414,000 bags in the same month [1] - The increase in tariffs imposed by the U.S. government on Brazilian coffee since early August has further limited export opportunities to the U.S. market [1] Market Impact - The imposition of high tariffs has intensified volatility in the international coffee market, leading to a substantial increase in Arabica coffee futures prices on the New York Commodity Exchange, which rose by 29.7% from $2.978 per pound to $3.861 per pound between August 7 and the end of August [1] - The chairman of the Brazilian Coffee Exporters Council, Márcio Ferreira, warned that sustained high tariffs would result in higher coffee prices for U.S. consumers, as no other coffee-producing country can quickly fill the supply gap left by Brazil [1] Industry Representation - The Brazilian Coffee Exporters Council, established in 1999, represents the Brazilian coffee export industry and currently has over 100 members, covering approximately 96% of the coffee market in Brazil [1]

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