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This paper presents the insertion of Minas Gerais and Brazil in the Coffee Global Value Chain (CGVC). The analyses focus on 2017, exploring data from international and regional trade. To this end, it portrays its four dimensions: structure of production, in which traders play an important role; geography of demand and supply, pointing out that countries from South America and Asia exports mainly green coffee; governance, showing that coffee roasters controls the CGV; and the institutional context, revealing that Minas Gerais, which is the largest producer state in Brazil by far, exports mainly green coffee. In addition, small and medium farmers are responsible for the coffee production; the coffee roasting is highly concentrated in few industries; and public institutions help to spill over best growing techniques. The analyses of the CGVC shows that the value added in its first segments is low. Therefore, we identify opportunities to strengthen Minas Gerais position by assuming the roasting process and boosting the special coffee production.

A participação de Minas Gerais e do Brasil na cadeia produtiva global do café