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Vietnam Coffee Production Forecast 2026-2027 (P1)Coffee Daily News

Vietnam Coffee Production Forecast 2026-2027 (P1)

Vietnam Coffee Production in the 2026–2027 season is drawing heightened attention as macroeconomic conditions, input costs, and climate dynamics enter a critical transition phase simultaneously. Building a reliable outlook for Vietnam’s coffee production and trade now requires more than tracking prices or weather in isolation. A holistic framework is essential—one that connects economic growth, exchange rates, inflation, fertilizer costs, and large-scale climate patterns such as ENSO. This article examines the key economic and environmental foundations shaping Vietnam’s coffee sector in …
Coffee Supply Chain Volatility How Roasters Stay ResilientCoffee Daily News

Coffee Supply Chain Volatility: How Roasters Stay Resilient

Over the past five years, coffee supply chain volatility has shifted from a temporary disruption into a defining reality for roasters worldwide. Green coffee prices have swung dramatically, global logistics have been repeatedly disrupted, and geopolitical tensions—from tariffs to trade regulations—have added layers of uncertainty. What was once a relatively predictable sourcing environment has become a moving target. For many roasters, volatility is no longer an operational inconvenience; it is a strategic threat. Recent industry surveys reveal that roasters’ biggest concerns …
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Borneo Coffee Event 2025 Recap: AI Innovation, Liberica, and the Future of Asian Coffee

The Borneo Coffee Event 2025 has officially concluded, marking ten days of intensive knowledge sharing, cultural exchange, and strategic discussions regarding the trajectory of the Southeast Asian coffee industry. For Helena Coffee Vietnam, this event was not just a platform to share our expertise on AI-driven farming, but also an opportunity to witness a historic shift: The rise of Liberica as the crowning jewel of Sarawak’s agriculture.Sarawak Liberica: The "Golden Child" of Borneo A major highlight of the symposium was the official …
Vietnam’s Coffee Exports Surge in 2025 USD 7.41 Billion in 10 Months, Surpassing All of 2024Coffee Daily News

Vietnam’s Coffee Exports Surge in 2025: USD 7.41 Billion in 10 Months, Surpassing All of 2024

Vietnam’s coffee exports continue to be the most significant highlight in the country’s agricultural export structure in 2025. According to newly released data, in just the first 10 months of the year, coffee export revenue reached USD 7.41 billion — nearly 62% higher than the same period in 2024 and more than 32% above the total export value of 2024. This marks the strongest growth among Vietnam’s key agricultural commodities and sets a new record for the country’s coffee industry.Coffee …
US Cuts Coffee Tariff to 0%, Vietnam’s Big OpportunityCoffee Daily News

US Cuts Coffee Tariff to 0%, Vietnam’s Big Opportunity

After the United States announced its decision to reduce the coffee import tariff from 20% to 0%, Vietnamese coffee is standing at one of the most significant turning points in its export history. Yet behind this major opportunity lies a series of challenges that require Vietnamese businesses to adapt quickly and strategically in order to fully benefit from the new tariff advantage.Opportunities from the U.S. Tax Cut Policy According to the recently released Joint Statement between Vietnam and the United States …
Why Does Pure Coffee Taste Sour How to Identify Authentic Pure CoffeeCoffee Daily News

Why Does Pure Coffee Taste Sour? Identifying Pure Coffee

Many people believe that coffee should always taste bitter to be considered good. However, when you experience pure coffee, you’ll discover a light, refreshing acidity — a natural and defining characteristic of real coffee. So where does this sour note come from, and how can you tell genuine pure coffee from blended or artificial products?Why does pure coffee have a sour taste? If you’ve never tried pure coffee before, you might assume it’s all about deep bitterness and strong aroma. But …
EUDR Update What Small Coffee Roasters Should KnowCoffee Daily News

EUDR Update: What Small Coffee Roasters Should Know

The European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) continues to reshape the global coffee industry, setting new benchmarks for sustainability and traceability. However, as compliance deadlines draw near, the European Commission has proposed key changes to make the law more accessible — particularly for micro and small enterprises (SMEs). These updates could transform how small roasters, traders, and cooperatives across producing countries engage with the EU market, offering some relief amid complex reporting and traceability requirements.What is the EUDR? Adopted in December 2022, the …
US Expands Imports of Vietnamese Specialty CoffeeCoffee Daily News

US Expands Imports of Vietnamese Specialty Coffee

The global coffee market is undergoing a significant transformation, with Vietnamese specialty coffee—particularly Robusta—gaining strong attention from American roasters and importers. With rising demand and shifting consumption habits in the United States, Vietnamese specialty coffee now stands at the edge of expanding its presence in one of the world’s largest coffee-consuming markets.Rising Demand, Limited Supply According to the Vietnam Coffee and Cocoa Association (Vicofa), during a recent visit and meeting with the Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCA), many US importers …
New Coffee Tariffs Shake Global Trade and PricesCoffee Daily News

New Coffee Tariffs Shake Global Trade and Prices

In recent months, tariffs have become one of the most discussed issues in the global coffee industry. Once a relatively quiet aspect of international trade policy, coffee tariffs are now at the center of global market shifts, political negotiations, and rising retail prices. From escalating trade tensions in Latin America to new opportunities for Vietnam, the consequences of these tariff changes are rippling across the entire supply chain—from farm to cup. According to President Donald Trump, “tariff is the most beautiful …
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, …
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, …