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U.S. Tariff Policy May Push Coffee Prices Up to 50%Trading

U.S. Tariff Policy May Push Coffee Prices Up to 50% – Industry Faces Growing Concern

As global trade tensions continue to rise, the United States' latest tariff policy proposals have raised alarm bells throughout the coffee industry. According to the National Coffee Association (NCA), newly proposed tariffs could increase coffee prices in the U.S. by as much as 50%, with potentially severe consequences for consumers, businesses, and international supply chains. Coffee: A Critical Import With No Substitutes Unlike many other commodities subject to tariffs for reasons such as unfair trade practices or to encourage domestic production, coffee …
Wet ProcessingCoffee Processing

Is Wet Processing Still the Gold Standard in the Coffee Industry?

The wet processing method, often known as the "washed process" has long been one of the most highly regarded techniques in the coffee world. For decades, it has been celebrated for its ability to bring out the clean, bright, and complex flavors of the coffee bean, showcasing the terroir and varietal more clearly than other methods. But in today’s ever-evolving specialty coffee landscape—where experimentation is thriving and consumer preferences are diversifying—the question arises: Is wet processing still the leading standard, …
Helena Coffee Day 2025 & Helena Roasting Championship: Celebrating the Art of Vietnamese CoffeeCoffee Daily News

Helena Coffee Day 2025 & Helena Roasting Championship

Helena Coffee Day 2025 & Helena Roasting Championship: On April 5, 2025, the vibrant city of Krasnodar, Russia, will become the beating heart of the global coffee community as it hosts Helena Coffee Day — a premier international gathering celebrating the richness, innovation, and artistry of coffee. At the center of this landmark event is the Helena Roasting Championship 2025, where top-tier roasters from across Russia compete in a showcase of skill, precision, and flavor. More than just a contest, …
Coffee Market Update Global Instability Threatens Coffee Sector as U.S. Tariffs Hit Historic HighsTrading

Coffee Market Update: Global Instability Threatens Coffee Sector as U.S. Tariffs Hit Historic Highs

On April 3rd, 2025, global coffee prices recorded slight declines across both major exchanges. However, the real headline wasn’t just about supply and weather issues in Brazil — it was U.S. President Donald Trump's dramatic announcement of a 46% tariff on all imports from Vietnam.Coffee Price Movements – April 3rd, 2025 London Exchange (Robusta): May 2025: Down $6 → Closed at $5,366/ton July 2025: Down $6 → Closed at $5,400/tonNew York Exchange (Arabica): May 2025: Down 0.2¢ → Traded at 388.85¢/lb…
Coffee Is A Direct Victim Of The US-China Trade WarTrading

Coffee Market Update Week 13: Robusta and Arabica React to Weather and Supply Shifts

Coffee Market Update Week 13: In the past five weeks, Arabica coffee prices have shown a clear alternating trend — one week up, one week down. Week 13 closed on a downtrend, with prices settling at 379.95 US cents/lb, compared to 391.40 US cents/lb the previous week. Technically, New York's key support level is now around 370 cents.Meanwhile, Robusta coffee ended the week at $5,337/ton, down $178 from the previous week's close of $5,515/ton. After reaching a peak of $5,735/ton …
Vietnam Liberica Coffee BeansTrading

Liberica Coffee from Quang Tri Hits All-Time High — What’s Driving the Surge?

In the 2024 harvest season, Liberica coffee in Quang Tri province has reached a historic high of 23,000 VND/kg, generating excitement among local farmers. Not only has this year's crop delivered record-breaking yields and output, but the price has also surpassed previous years — a rare and welcomed combination. During our visit to Hướng Phùng commune in Hướng Hóa district, we met Mrs. Hồ Thị Hải, a local farmer harvesting her Liberica coffee trees. “We planted about 100 Liberica trees around …
Coffee BlendsCoffee Daily News

4 Reasons Why Coffee Blends Deserve a Place in Specialty Coffee

In the world of specialty coffee, terms like single origin and micro lot have long symbolized quality, traceability, and uniqueness. But in recent years, another player has quietly risen to redefine the conversation: coffee blends. Once overlooked or associated with lower quality, blends are now reclaiming their place as a legitimate expression of craft and consistency.Let’s explore why blends are not just relevant, but essential to the future of specialty coffee—from flavor complexity and affordability to accessibility and sustainability. 1. Consistency …
Coffee Price Forecast In 2023 - Helena Coffee VietnamArabica

High Coffee Prices: 7 Smart Strategies to Help You Stay Ahead

High coffee prices is creating significant changes in the global coffee industry. Roasters and coffee producers are forced to find ways to adapt to the current high prices. Specifically, the price of Arabica coffee has surpassed $4 per pound, leading to widespread impacts across the coffee supply chain. In this context, both roasters and producers need to implement new strategies to maintain sustainability and competitiveness in the volatile market.1. Challenges of High Coffee Prices The coffee industry is currently undergoing a …
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Vietnamese Coffee: Effective Way to Overcome EU’s EUDR Barriers

Vietnamese Coffee, as the world's second-largest coffee exporter, finds itself at a critical juncture with the impending implementation of the European Union’s Anti-Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) on December 30, 2024. Designed to combat deforestation globally, this regulation demands that agricultural products entering the EU must prove they are not sourced from deforested land after December 31, 2020. For Vietnam's coffee sector, where smallholder farmers dominate and supply chains are fragmented, meeting these requirements poses significant challenges. However, it also presents an …
EUDR- Helana Coffee VietnamCoffee Daily News

Understanding the European Union’s Anti-Deforestation Regulation (EUDR)

What is the EUDR? The EU Deforestation-free Regulation (EUDR) is a significant initiative by the European Union aimed at combating global deforestation and forest degradation. Approved in 2023 and set to be enforced in 2024, the EUDR seeks to ensure that products entering the EU market are not linked to deforestation or forest degradation. This regulation replaces the older EU Timber Regulation (EUTR) and expands its scope to cover a wider range of agricultural commodities. The main objective is to prevent deforestation …
Coffee Leaf Teap-Helena Coffee VietnamCoffee Daily News

Coffee Leaf Tea: A Unique Blend for Tea Lovers

The most prized part of a coffee plant is its cherry. After harvesting and processing, we obtain the beans that we roast, grind, and brew. But what happens to the rest of the plant? When coffee plants are pruned, the stems, branches, and leaves are often discarded. However, in some parts of the world, these leaves are gathered and used to make coffee leaf tea. Keep reading to discover what this unique beverage is, how it's prepared, and where it comes …
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EU Anti-Deforestation Law: A Catalyst for Coffee Industry Growth

The EU's Anti-Deforestation Law could serve as a catalyst for the coffee industry, driving growth through improved quality while prioritizing environmental protection.The EU accounts for 38% of Vietnam's total coffee exports. According to the Import and Export Department under the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the European Union is a major coffee market, representing about 38% of Vietnam's annual coffee exports. Among Vietnam's top 10 coffee-importing markets, five are EU countries.The EU is also the world's largest coffee importer, commanding approximately …