Coffee is Becoming a Popular Export Beverage Amongst Vietnamese Traders
Coffee is one of the major avenues for generating income in Vietnam. It was started with simple plantation system and now it is major economic source of the country.
OVERVIEW OF THE COFFEE MARKET IN VIETNAM
Coffee is one of the major avenues for generating income in Vietnam. Coffee was first introduced before independence here, which started with a simple plantation system, and now it has become one of the major economic sources of the country. Vietnam is termed the 2nd largest coffee producer in the world, which is followed by Brazil.
For so many years, Vietnam has been involved in trading coffee across the globe and is on the verge of becoming a global leader in coffee production and trading. As per Vietnam Export data for the year 2025, it was the nation that exported coffee worth USD 5.62 billion, which made it the 2nd largest nation to do so. In the year 2025 itself, Coffee was Vietnam’s 18th largest commodity that it traded across the globe.
If we look at who imports coffee from Vietnam the most, then according to the Vietnam Export database, they are as follows:
- Germany (USD 705 million)
- United States (USD 610 million)
- Italy (USD 475 million)
- Japan (USD 355 million
- Spain (USD 320 million)
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Belgium and Russia are also increasing their dependence on Vietnam for coffee imports.
On the other hand, Vietnam also imports coffee from other nations as well. In the year 2025, the nation imported coffee worth USD 91 million, which made the nation enter into the top 50 countries that import coffee the most.
As per Vietnam Import data for the year 2025, the nation imported coffee the most from the following nations:
- Laos (USD 55.2 million)
- Indonesia (USD 10 million)
- Brazil (USD 9.4 million)
- China (USD 6.2 million)
- Côte d’Ivoire (USD 1.65 million)
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VIETNAM COFFEE EXPORTS TO BREAK ALL PAST RECORDS THIS YEAR
As per the reports published by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD), a considerable amount of growth has been observed in exports of coffee, as the increase has been noticed in Vietnam Export Data in the year 2025, which has brought the amount close to USD 6 billion. If we compare this with the year 2024, then it is a growth of 12%.
By going further into the report published by MARD, we will also get to know that the major export market for Vietnam is the European Union (EU). It constitutes roughly 39% of the total market share of Vietnam Exports in just the initial eight months. As per Vietnam Export Data for the year 2025, Vietnam exports coffee majorly to Belgium, Spain, the Netherlands, and Portugal in the EU countries. Despite the rise in coffee prices, there was no such major fluctuation in total exports to EU countries.
Besides the EU countries, other major countries that import coffee from Vietnam are Russia, the United Kingdom, India, and Mexico. The major growth is seen in the United Kingdom Trade data concerning coffee as a commodity. In the same time frame, the UK imported coffee from Vietnam worth USD 70.7 million, which translates to 34,750 tons of coffee. This became only possible because of the Free Trade Agreement between Vietnam and the UK and Northern Ireland.
If we refer to the US Import Data for the year 2025, the country imported 833,950 tons of coffee, which accounts for close to USD 4.7 billion from Vietnam in the initial six months of the year. This figure was up by 5% in terms of quantity, and 51% in terms of value, as the coffee of Vietnam cost USD 5,600/ton during that specific time frame.
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OUR VERDICT
After discussing all the facts and figures, it is pretty much evident that the coffee industry in Vietnam is set to rise more in the future. Due to the increased dependence of each country on Vietnam for coffee, the Vietnam Trade Data will soon be dominated by coffee exports.
Nonetheless, by the end of 2026, it is estimated that the nation will make coffee exports close to USD 6 billion. The country has already crossed the benchmark of USD 5 billion in the last year, which, when compared to the stats of last year, showed a growth of 12%. Also, Vietnam is increasing the cost per ton of coffee to generate additional revenue and profits, as many countries are dependent on Vietnam for coffee exports, and the Western population can’t stay without coffee.
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