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Coffee Nicaragua : the crop could drop by 50% in 2009!

Durante el ciclo productivo 2008-2009 se esperaba una reducción normal en la cosecha cafetalera de entre 15% y 20% con respecto al período anterior, sin embargo la reducción podría llegar al 50%. El sector productivo consideró que la reducción se debe a la falta de lluvia en las zonas cafetaleras de los últimos dos meses del 2008,

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