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Coffee Export Documentation from Vietnam: A Buyer’s Checklist

Coffee export documentation from Vietnam comes down to a core set of eight documents, plus a few that depend on your market and contract. The core set is the commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, ICO certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate, fumigation certificate and certificate of analysis. Market extras include a health certificate, Halal certificate, radiation test, inspection report and, under CIF, an insurance certificate.
Quality & Certifications

Coffee Traceability in Vietnam: From Dak Lak Farm to Your Container

Coffee traceability in Vietnam means being able to take a container number and follow it back through the packing list, the mill's processing lots and intake records to the farms, and increasingly the mapped plots, that grew the coffee. As of October 2026 that is a contract requirement rather than a nice-to-have: the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) applies to large and medium operators from 30 December 2026, and plot geolocation is required even though Vietnam is classified low risk.
Vietnam Coffee Market

Sustainable Coffee Vietnam: Practices Buyers Should Look For

Put “sustainable coffee Vietnam” in a sourcing brief and the useful answer is a list of farm practices you can see and verify: measured irrigation, balanced fertilizer, shade and intercropping, replanting of old trees, stable farmer income and plot-level traceability. A certificate is one way to signal those practices, but it is not the only way, and never a substitute for asking.
Vietnam Coffee Market

Vietnam Robusta Coffee Price Trends: What Drives Vietnamese Robusta Prices

The Vietnam robusta coffee price has two layers: the ICE London robusta futures price, which moved around USD 3,470 per tonne for the November 2026 contract in mid-October 2026, and a differential for grade, screen, processing and shipment that is added to or subtracted from it. Farmers see the same market in dong: Central Highlands green robusta sold at about VND 92,200–93,000 per kilogram on 12 October 2026.