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Coffee producers of Quindío claim that despite growing production, they are now working at a loss because of low grain prices.
And according to the National Federation of Coffee Producers year-round, the coffee harvest exceeded 6.5 million bags, or 2.5% more than the almost 6, 4 million registered during the first half of 2017.
However for
the chairman of the committee of coffee producers of Quindío Fabián Torres cereal prices are not compatible with the level of production, that is why they are targeting special and quality coffees to deal with this problem.
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