The International Coffee Organization reports that exports of all forms of coffee from the Caribbean, Mexico and Central America fell 15.9% year on year to 1.39 million 60-kg bags in July 2026, the region’s third consecutive month of decline. Mexico and Nicaragua were the main drivers. Within green Other Milds, Nicaragua’s shipments fell 63.1% to 0.12 million bags, partly offset by increases from Guatemala and Honduras.
For buyers in Oman, Iran, the UAE and the wider GCC, the regional headline should not be treated as one uniform supply signal. Updated offers from Guatemala and Honduras may provide alternatives where Nicaragua or Mexico coverage is constrained, but origins and lots are not interchangeable. Compare crop, grade, screen, defects, moisture, process, cup profile, shipment slot and landed cost on the same basis, and keep essential washed-Arabica coverage diversified. These export statistics are market indicators—not physical coffee offers or proof of availability.