Kenyan coffee prices rose to the highest this year with beans
said to be good quality.
The average price for all coffee sold at the auction yesterday
climbed almost 11 percent to $232.74 per bag from $210.30 a
week earlier, the Nairobi Coffee Exchange said by e-mail. The
benchmark AA rose 20 percent to $394.84 a bag.
“The quality was very good,” Kizito Keya, a coffee trader at
Mumba Coffee Ltd., said by phone. “The crop is coming from
the central region.”
Sales rose 5.7 percent to 14,905 bags worth $4.22 million from
14,012 bags valued at $3.6 million last week, the exchange
said. Supplies at the auction rose 13 percent 27,346 bags.
The following are details of yesterday’s auction in dollars per 50-
kilogram bag:
Grade Low High Average AA 171 531 394.84
AB 151 370 234.02 C 132 233 188.52 E 244 244 244.00 HE
128 148 137.79 MH 122 133 125.77 ML 89 95 92.47 PB 181
378 265.02 SB 80 82 80.99 T 82 159 143.46 TT 136 225 188.31
UG 136 180 163.38 UG1 130 180 150.10 UG2 77 145 126.47

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$4.41 is for the better quality teas not what most teas can be sold for. Most (lower quality) teas are sold for significantly lower prices.

OK. If you say so. You must be right.

Sasini is back in action. Where are we headed? Some positive news from the international market am guessing