11.   With the Brazilian coffee harvest just underway, frost can damage coffee trees, reducing yields of later crops.

12.   With crops from other countries already shipped or smaller then expected, traders are waiting for the Brazilian harvest to replenish stockpiles.

13.   Brazilian coffee harvest best in a decade, pushing prices down.

14.   Brazilian coffee harvest best in a decade.

15.   The big Brazilian harvest remained a bearish background factor.

16.   The Brazilian coffee harvest begins in May, and the beans go to market next year.

17.   The reduced Brazilian harvest should keep prices up next year, Coser said.

18.   Traders attributed the fall to improved supplies and the prospect of a bumper Brazilian harvest next year.

19.   Heavy rains are threatening part of the Brazilian harvest, an ironic situation, considering that one month ago the South American crops were suffering from drought.

20.   Brazilian harvests are already feeling the effects of the dry spell and Argentine crops could also suffer if the trend continues, he said.