Join us for the second video installment of our interview with Thiago Marques Cazarini founder and head trader of Cazarini Trading Company. In the second video we dive deeper into the physical #coffeemarket in #Brazil, including the BRL, logistics and farmer selling.

Oh no, the village people are under threat from a terrible monster! Who can save them?

Thiago Marques Cazarini, the founder of one of the top coffee brokers based out of Brazil, and author of the no-nonsense Cazarini Report, delivers his take on the Brazil coffee market. In this in this first video, we focus on specifics about the #coffee crop in Brazil, the surprising number for the past and current crops, as well as how his thinking on the 22 crop has changed. We talk hard numbers in this video so strap in while Thiago delivers the goods!

In this Final part of this series, Steve talks about the methodology that his firm uses to anticipate and quantify changes in the #coffee crop. For more information on Tropical Research Services visit their Website: https://tropicalresearchservices.com

In this third part of our series, Steve talks about what it takes to be a successful researcher, how to understand the global #coffeemarket. For more information on Tropical Research Services visit their Website: https://tropicalresearchservices.com

Special guest Steve Wateridge, Global Head of Research at the renowned Tropical Research Services, describes the impact of 200c prices on production and consumption, and how he believes the forward balance sheet will be resolved. For more information on Tropical Research, visit their website: https://tropicalresearchservices.com

Special guest Steve Wateridge, Global Head of Research at the renowned Tropical Research Services, diagnoses the problems and outlines the risks in the coming 22/23 crop based on the unprecedented back to back droughts in Brazil. For more information on Tropical Research, visit their website: https://tropicalresearchservices.com

Famed Commodity Meteorologist David Streit breaks down the oft-discussed El Niño/La Niña event, what it means for the Brazil Crop, the coffee market and the forecast for this year.

In this portion of the interview, long-time veteran of commodity weather forecasting and founding member of Commodity Weather Group, David Streit outlines what the risk is to the Brazil crop based on the dryness, and why the rainfall predictions this time of year may be unreliable.