Coffee Rises as Cold Winter Weather Increases Threat of Frost in Brazil

(Bloomberg) -- Coffee rose in New York as forecasts
for colder-than-normal temperatures spurred concern that a crop-
damaging frost may develop in Brazil, the world's largest
producer.

Cold air in northern Argentina is expected to move across
the south of Brazil's Parana coffee-growing region July 26,
bringing the lowest temperatures since winter began in June,
according to Meteorlogix LLC in Woburn, Massachusetts. Brazil's
harvest runs through October.


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