Vietnam’s Coffee Exports Could Surpass 8 Billion USD in 2025
Dubai – Qahwa World
Vietnam’s Ministry of Agriculture and Environment reported that in October 2025, the country’s coffee exports reached 71.9 thousand tons, valued at 403.5 million USD.
Over the first ten months of the year, Vietnam’s total coffee exports amounted to 1.3 million tons, worth 7.41 billion USD, marking a historic record with a 61.8% increase in value compared to the previous year. The average export price reached 5,653 USD per ton, up 42.5% from last year. Some markets showed particularly strong growth, notably Mexico, where export value increased 34.7 times.
The Vietnam Coffee and Cocoa Association notes that coffee exports in 2025 could exceed 8 billion USD, achieving the target originally planned for 2030 much earlier. Three key factors behind this breakthrough are:
Improved product quality
Increased share of deep processing
Market expansion aligned with long-term strategy
The association also points out that before 2020, low prices forced many farmers to reduce planting areas, limiting supply. At the same time, businesses actively invested in sustainable production chains, improved product quality, and complied with international standards. With supply shortages and rising demand, coffee prices surged, leading to record export value.
Free trade agreements, particularly with the European Union (EU), also encouraged businesses and farmers to adopt standards with lower emissions and higher product quality.
The results of 2025 demonstrate that Vietnam’s coffee industry has developed a responsible production ecosystem — from raw material to processing, strengthening the global position of Vietnamese coffee and laying the foundation for sustainable growth in the coming years.
