DATACook Islands
about 0.4 tonne (FAOSTAT 2024, imputed value)Sourced statistical reference pointSourced statistical reference point: FAOSTAT production, reading of the series and documentary limits. Region: Oceania.
The Cook Islands were missing from the atlas although FAOSTAT still records green coffee production there. This page includes them without inventing a terroir profile for them. It establishes the statistical presence and shows the available series.
This profile level is deliberately more sober than the editorial dossiers. It does not allow deducing species, varieties, processes, quality or exported volumes.
- Geographic status
- territory
- Name in FAOSTAT
- Cook Islands
- Latest value
- about 0.4 tonne in 2024
- Nature of the value
- value imputed by the receiving organization
- Start of the positive series
- 1961
- Series maximum
- 20 tonnes in 1996
Confirmed coverage: national or territorial production of green coffee in the FAOSTAT database.
History
The first positive value kept in this series dates from 1961. This reference point dates neither the introduction of the coffee plant nor the real start of its cultivation. It only indicates the observable start in this dataset.
FAOSTAT, Production: Crops and livestock products, item Coffee, green, code 656, element Production, code 5510.Today
The most recent value is about 0.4 tonne for 2024. FAOSTAT qualifies it as a “value imputed by the receiving agency.” This status is essential: an imputed value must not be read as a field census.
Gray areas
- The series does not distinguish here between arabica, canephora and other species.
- It does not say what share is exported, consumed locally or lost.
- It is not enough to tell the story of the producers, the territories and the political history of the sector.