Brazilian coffees expected to generate R$127 billion in revenue in 2025

Gross revenue from Brazilian coffee farming could reach R$127,88 billion in the 2025 coffee year, according to estimates from the Agricultural Policy Secretariat of the Ministry of Agriculture (Mapa). The figure represents a growth of 59,2% compared to the previous year, when the sector collected R$80,31 billion.

Arabica coffee accounts for the majority of revenue, with R$93,05 billion (72,7% of the total). Robusta coffee (conilon and canephora) is expected to generate R$34,83 billion (27,3%).

Among the Arabica-producing states, Minas Gerais leads with an estimated revenue of R$65,55 billion, followed by São Paulo (R$12,31 billion), Espírito Santo (R$7,23 billion), Bahia (R$4,61 billion) and Paraná (R$1,78 billion). In Robusta cultivation, Espírito Santo also leads, with R$22,80 billion, followed by Rondônia (R$5,72 billion) and Bahia (R$5,02 billion).

The data are based on the average prices received by producers between January and April 2025 and were calculated from the Systematic Survey of Agricultural Production (LSPA/IBGE), published monthly by the Coffee Observatory, coordinated by Embrapa Café.