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Brazil's Cooxupe, the country's largest coffee co-operative and top exporter, will reject coffee beans with quality problems caused by excess humidity, according to an advisory to its associated farmers.
Raw sugar futures on ICE were lower; white sugar fell to $504.90 a ton and arabica coffee edged up to $2.9120 per lb.
Arabica coffee futures on ICE rose 2.4% to $2.9640/lb. Dealers also cited technical buying after a steep decline.
Brazil’s top coffee co-operative Cooxupe said it will reject beans that fail “inferior quality standards,” including coffee with mycotoxins or long humidity exposure, citing possible 2026 crop quality worries amid higher rains.