Muscat: The National Centre for Statistics or Information (NCSI) has recently provided statistical information indicating that Oman’s coffee imports up to June 2023 have surged to 5.9 million units.
This figure represents a 3 per cent increase compared to the corresponding timeframe in the preceding year. Such a significant boost in coffee imports is a positive sign for the coffee market in Oman, suggesting a growing demand for this popular beverage.
This announcement of data regarding coffee came in conjunction with the International Coffee Day, an annual event observed on October 1 worldwide. The NCSI highlights the importance of coffee as a global commodity and underscores the relevance of accurate statistical data in tracking market trends and making informed decisions.
Examining the sources of these coffee imports, it becomes evident that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) plays a pivotal role. Most coffee imports, valued at RO 3 million approximately, come from the UAE. Vietnam has also contributed significantly to Oman’s coffee imports, accounting for an additional worth of RO 907,000. This diversification of sources further highlights the global nature of the coffee trade in Oman, as it draws from neighbouring and more distant nations to meet consumer demand.
The National Center for Statistics or Information (NCSI) has recently provided statistical information indicating that Oman’s coffee imports up to June 2023 have surged to 5.9 million units. This figure represents a 3 per cent increase when compared with the corresponding timeframe in the preceding year. Such a significant boost in coffee imports can be seen as a positive sign for the coffee market in Oman, suggesting a growing demand for this beloved beverage.
What makes this announcement even more timely is its release in conjunction with the celebration of International Coffee Day, an annual event observed on October 1 worldwide. By coinciding with this occasion, the NCSI highlights the importance of coffee as a global commodity and underscores the relevance of accurate statistical data in tracking market trends and making informed decisions.
Examining the sources of these coffee imports, it becomes evident that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) plays a pivotal role. Most coffee imports, valued at approximately 3 million Omani Rials, can be attributed to the UAE. It suggests a close trading relationship between Oman and the UAE in the coffee sector, potentially driven by factors such as geographical proximity and existing trade agreements. Additionally, Vietnam has also contributed significantly to Oman’s coffee imports, accounting for an additional 907,000 Omani Rials’ worth. This diversification of sources further highlights the global nature of the coffee trade in Oman.
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