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International Coffee Week
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The leading platform for promoting and doing business with Brazilian coffee in Brazil and around the world.
International Coffee Week (SIC) is one of the largest coffee trade shows on the planet and the essential meeting point for professionals and companies across the entire coffee supply chain. Brazil, the world’s largest coffee producer and exporter, supplies markets on every continent — and SIC is the stage where this global leadership turns into connections, opportunities, and business that cross borders.
The event brings together buyers, roasters, baristas, producers, exporters, importers, and industry experts to foster knowledge, innovation, and strategic partnerships. Its program includes lectures, courses, workshops, competitions, cuppings, research, and guided tastings, connecting participants to the most advanced developments in the global coffee market. Attending SIC means being part of the movement that shapes the present and future of coffee, in Brazil and worldwide.
Highlights
The entire coffee supply chain at the largest coffee event in Brazil.
Over
25k
visitors
Expominas
20k m²
of event area
November 5-7
3 days
of realization
Over
250
exhibitors
- Cafeterias
- Classifiers
- Roasters
- Exporters
- Cooperatives
- Baristas
- Producers
- Importers
- Cafeterias
- Classifiers
- Roasters
- Exporters
- Cooperatives
- Baristas
- Producers
- Importers
Connecting all the links in the Brazilian coffee chain
- Distributor
- Equipment
- Search
- Government
- Associations
- Food Service
- Technology
- Financial
- Distributor
- Equipment
- Search
- Government
- Associations
- Food Service
- Technology
- Financial
Partners
The realization behind SIC

A platform of content, intelligence, and experiences that connects and impacts the coffee chain in Brazil and Latin America.

Defends Minas Gerais producers, strengthening agribusiness through training, political representation, and sustainable development.

Promotes entrepreneurship by supporting micro and small businesses with solutions in innovation, competitiveness, and sustainable growth.

Through the Department of Agriculture, encourages rural development and drives agribusiness in Minas Gerais sustainably.
Timeline
The history of International Coffee Week
-
12k
visitors -
R$ 24 million
in business deals -
80 exhibiting
brands -
50 years of the International
Coffee Organization
2013

-
13k
visitors -
R$ 25 million
in business deals -
+ 100 exhibiting
brands -
1st edition of the
Sustainable Coffee Growing Forum
2014

-
13k
visitors -
R$ 25 million
in business deals -
120 exhibiting
brands -
Re:Verb, International Symposium
by World Coffee Events
2015

-
14k
visitors -
R$ 27 million
in business deals -
125 exhibiting
brands -
COY Contest expands
to canephora coffees
2016

-
17k
visitors -
R$ 35 million
in business deals -
125 exhibiting
brands -
1st edition of SIC Buyer Project:
+100 international buyers
2017

-
20k
visitors -
R$ 42 million
in business deals -
138 exhibiting
brands -
SIC and SCA host
4 World Barista Championships
2018

-
23k
visitors -
R$ 50 million
in business deals -
155 exhibiting
brands -
Consolidated as one of the
world’s leading coffee events
2019

-
30k
online accesses -
Participation from
+ 58 countries -
70 hours
of content -
100%
digital event
2020

-
10k in-person visitors +
16k online accesses -
R$ 20 million
n business deals -
128 exhibiting
brands -
Hybrid event -
Reconnect
2021

-
20k
visitors -
R$ 60 million
in business deals -
134 exhibiting
brands -
10th edition of the
International Coffee Week
2022

-
21k
visitors -
R$ 55 million
in business deals -
180 exhibiting
brands -
+500 samples
submitted to COY
2023

-
25k
visitors -
R$ 80 million
in business deals -
187 exhibiting
brands -
Largest attendance
in the event’s history
2024

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