11.   President Fernando Henrique Cardoso of Brazil signed a law last week that created a new government agency to coordinate and promote Brazilian coffee, officials said.

12.   The lack of supply from Brazil because of the frost has been pushing prices for Brazilian coffee higher, boosting other coffee prices as well, Cronly said.

13.   They also have launched a joint marketing program to promote Brazilian coffee abroad.

14.   While Brazilian coffee is not deliverable against CSCE futures contracts, it still adds to total coffee inventories.

15.   While Brazilian coffee is not deliverable against futures contracts traded at the CSCE, it adds to the overall supply of coffee on the world market.

16.   While Brazilian coffee is not deliverable against futures contracts traded at the CSCE, it still adds to total coffee inventories.

17.   Just follow the heady aroma of Brazilian coffee, and the scent could lead you to ... the post office?

18.   The situation was exacerbated by the fall of the real, the Brazilian currency, which resulted in lower prices for Brazilian coffee.

19.   Under the system, a cargo of Brazilian coffee traveling to Rome is not taxed when it arrives in Antwerp, Belgium, but only at its Italian destination.