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Trump Speaks on Coffee Tariffs for the First TimeCoffee Daily News

Trump Speaks on Coffee Tariffs for the First Time

For the first time, U.S. President Donald Trump has directly addressed coffee tariffs, signaling a potential shift in trade policy that could have major implications for coffee exporters and roasters worldwide — and for Vietnam in particular. Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump told reporters, “We want to get coffee down a little bit.” The remark marks the first explicit mention of coffee in his broader tariff strategy, which has already disrupted supply chains for key coffee-producing nations including Brazil, Vietnam, …
How Roasters Can Survive the Tariff EraTrading

How Roasters Can Survive the Tariff Era

In 2025, coffee roasters across the United States are facing one of the most challenging trade environments in decades. With the Trump administration’s new reciprocal tariffs — including a steep 50% tax on goods from Brazil, the world’s largest coffee supplier — the cost of green coffee has soared. For small and specialty roasters, this period represents both crisis and opportunity. While volatility in pricing, logistics, and sourcing has created uncertainty, it’s also forcing businesses to rethink their strategies, innovate, and …
Coffee Price Forecast for January 2026Trading

Coffee Price Forecast for January 2026

After a whipsaw 2025, all eyes are on the Coffee Price Forecast for early 2026. The balance of risks points to slight declines or sideways movement into January as supply normalizes, Vietnam’s robusta harvest expands, and weather models tilt toward a weak, brief La Niña. At the same time, tight exchange stocks, tariffs, and Brazil’s weather could keep volatility elevated. Below is a practical, research-backed outlook you can use to plan purchasing, selling, and hedging.Executive view: Base case vs. risks…
US$680 for the Most Expensive Cup of CoffeeCoffee Daily News

US$680 for the Most Expensive Cup of Coffee – Is It Really Worth It?

What would make someone spend US$680 on a single cup of coffee?That’s the question grabbing global attention after Dubai’s Roasters Specialty Coffee House officially set the Guinness World Record for the Most Expensive Cup of Coffee, priced at AED 2,500 (around US$680) per serving. While this price may seem absurd to most coffee lovers, it represents a growing global fascination with exclusivity, prestige, and premium coffee culture — particularly across the Middle East and East Asia.The Record-Breaking Cup The Most Expensive …
Why Coffee Prices in the US Are ExplodingCoffee Daily News

Why Coffee Prices in the US Are Exploding?

The cost of coffee is rising faster than most Americans realize. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, coffee prices in the US jumped more than 21% year-on-year in August 2025, reaching a record $8.87 per pound of ground coffee—the sharpest annual increase since the 1990s. From tariffs and erratic weather to supply-chain chaos, multiple forces are converging to make coffee a luxury that ordinary households are beginning to feel in their wallets.Record Highs and a Brewing Crisis For decades, …
Co-Fermented CoffeesCoffee Processing

Co-Fermented Coffees: A New Specialty Category

The global specialty coffee industry is evolving rapidly, with co-fermented coffees becoming one of its most intriguing and controversial trends. Once considered a fringe innovation, co-fermentation is now gaining traction, carving out a space of its own alongside washed, natural, and honey processing methods. With rising consumer curiosity and roasters eager to differentiate themselves, these coffees are shaping a new narrative in coffee processing.What Are Co-Fermented Coffees? At their core, co-fermented coffees involve fermenting coffee cherries or beans with the addition …
EUDR-Ready Coffee What Roasters Needs to KnowCoffee Daily News

EUDR-Ready Coffee: What Roasters Needs to Know?

The coffee industry is on the verge of a massive transformation, and roasters are at the heart of it. The European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), scheduled to take effect on 30 December 2025 for medium and large enterprises and 30 June 2026 for smaller businesses, will redefine how coffee is sourced, packaged, and sold in Europe. This legislation goes far beyond paperwork. It requires businesses to guarantee that every shipment of coffee is deforestation-free, backed by verifiable supply chain data and geolocation …
Opportunities for Vietnam Coffee Industry from the Global Price SurgeTrading

Opportunities for Vietnam Coffee Industry from the Global Price Surge

The Vietnam Coffee Industry has entered a critical turning point in 2025. With global prices soaring and demand continuing to rise across Europe, the United States, and Asia, Vietnam is uniquely positioned to benefit. Yet, long-term sustainability will depend on whether the country can shift from raw exports to deep processing, branding, and value-added growth.Strong Export PerformanceAccording to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, Vietnam’s coffee export turnover reached more than USD 560 million in July 2025 alone. In the …
EU Deforestation Laws Are Changing The Coffee GameCoffee Daily News

EU Deforestation Laws Are Changing The Coffee Game

The EU deforestation laws (European Deforestation Regulation – EUDR) are set to dramatically transform how coffee, cocoa, soy, palm oil, cattle, rubber, and wood are produced and traded. Adopted in 2023 and rolling out fully by mid-2025, these laws prohibit the sale of products in the European Union unless companies can prove that they are not linked to deforestation after 2020. While these regulations aim to address one of the leading causes of carbon emissions, they also introduce major challenges for …
Regenerative Agriculture CertificationCoffee Daily News

Regenerative Agriculture Certification for Coffee

The global coffee industry is standing at a critical crossroads. On one side lies rising consumer demand for sustainability and transparency. On the other, millions of coffee farmers are facing mounting pressures from climate change, soil degradation, and volatile markets. In response, the Rainforest Alliance has introduced the new Regenerative Agriculture Certification, a program designed to go beyond sustainability and actively restore ecosystems while supporting farmers’ livelihoods. This certification marks a pivotal moment not only for coffee but for the entire …
Robusta BreedingCoffee Daily News

Robusta Breeding: Building the Future of Coffee

Robusta coffee, once considered the lesser-known cousin of arabica, is now at the center of global coffee discussions. Representing around 40% of global coffee production, robusta is no longer just a filler bean for instant blends. With its climate resilience, high yields, and growing demand, robusta is increasingly vital for the future of coffee production. To secure this future, World Coffee Research (WCR) has launched an ambitious robusta breeding program designed to improve productivity, resilience, and profitability for farmers. One year …
Where is the Vietnamese coffee industry headedCoffee Daily News

Where is the Vietnamese coffee industry 2025 headed?

The Vietnam Coffee Industry 2025 is at a turning point. Once driven mainly by commodity exports, the sector is now evolving into a global force in café culture, specialty products, and sustainable production. Vietnam remains the world’s largest exporter of robusta beans, but rising domestic consumption, urbanization, and shifting consumer preferences are reshaping the market in unprecedented ways. This transformation is not only about higher production volumes but also about operational resilience, sustainability, and innovation in both retail and export models.Market …