The International Coffee Organization’s latest complete daily sheet shows the I-CIP at 248.44 US cents/lb on 22 September 2026, down 1.38% from 21 September. Colombian Milds fell 1.11% to 338.93 cents/lb, Other Milds 1.20% to 313.03, Brazilian Naturals 1.38% to 271.24 and Robustas 1.78% to 160.96—the largest percentage decline among the four group indicators.
For buyers in Oman, Iran, the UAE and the wider GCC, a second broad daily decline is a reason to refresh quotations rather than assume physical coffee has fallen by the same amount. Ask suppliers to separate the benchmark, origin differential, freight, finance and shipment timing in their offer; then compare the delivered cost against the previous quotation. Stage non-urgent coverage, but protect critical requirements against verified stock and loading slots. ICO daily indicators are market references—not physical coffee offers or proof of availability.