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growing areas, the overall export performance
for coffee demonstrated positive growth,
reinforcing hopes for the coffee sector and its
significant contribution to Uganda's economy.
Coffee has traditionally been a significant
export for Uganda, only surpassed by gold
Coffee has traditionally
been a significant export for in recent years. Italy maintained the highest
Uganda, only surpassed by market share of Uganda’s coffee exports, with
gold in recent years. 37.80% compared to 37.68% last month. It was
followed by Sudan 18.37% (15.77%), Germa-
ny 10.96% (12.13%), India 7.51% (7.85%) and
Morocco 4.21% (1.67%). With the coffee The Hearts of
sector being a vital export for Uganda, the
country is actively working to strengthen
this industry and enhance its economic Bwindi: Honouring
contribution. This notable accomplishment
reflects a promising trend and brings positive
news for the coffee farmers and the country's the Guardians
foreign exchange earnings through exports.
Uganda's continued commitment to coffee
production and exportation is expected to fur-
ther boost the industry in the coming years. of nature
UCDA predicts that coffee exports in Octo-
ber are projected to surpass 500,000 bags.
As the main harvesting season in Greater
Masaka and South-Western regions comes
to a close, exporters are expected to draw
down on their stocks to fulfil contractual ob-
ligations with buyers. Additionally, they are
preparing for the main harvest south of the
equator, particularly in the Mt. Elgon region
and other areas to the north of the equator.
The future looks bright for Uganda's coffee
sector, and the country is making strides
towards solidifying its position in the global
coffee market.