The flat line
Coffee: USDA prints 500, six times
The USDA Foreign Agricultural Service Coffee Summary, file dated July 22, 2026, lists production in thousand 60-kilogram bags. Venezuela is 500 for 2021/22, 500 for 2022/23, 500 for 2023/24, 500 for 2024/25, 500 for 2025/26, and 500 for the July 2026/27 column.
A number that does not change for six years is still a published estimate. It is not a warehouse count from this site, and it is not a claim that every farm produced the same crop.
The country page on the same service puts coffee at 0.29 percent of its global-production table and a 2015–2024 average of 522 thousand bags. That average is why the flat 500 should not be read as a century of history.
The question
What is a harvest figure that does not move?
Questions
Is 500 thousand bags a record?
The summary does not say that. It repeats 500 across the years it prints.
Why mention oil on a coffee page?
Because the national argument keeps collapsing every crop into the barrels. This page keeps the crop in its own unit.
Did clubvzla survey farms?
No. The figure is USDA’s.
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