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DUBAI – ALI ALZAKARY When Tobbi Vu opened Caphin in JLT, she wasn’t simply launching another café in Dubai’s crowded coffee market. She was bringing a piece of Vietnam with her — its flavors, its rhythm, its street culture, and its way of gathering. For Tobbi, Vietnamese coffee is not about beige interiors or perfectly

Dubai – Qahwa World Three Vietnamese coffee drinks have been ranked among the top 10 beverages in Southeast Asia, according to a culinary ranking published by a specialized food platform. This recognition reflects Vietnam’s continued strong presence on the regional beverage map. Iced milk coffee ranked third, described as a balanced blend combining strong coffee,

Dubai – Qahwa World Da Vien, a well-known Vietnamese coffee chain that started in Orange County, has opened its newest location in Long Beach on November 15, near the western edge of Cambodia Town. Despite rainy weather, about 500 people lined up by 7 a.m., eager to try the specialty drinks and grab a free

Dubai – Qahwa World Vietnamese coffee farmers have achieved a remarkable 150% increase in income by shifting to regenerative agriculture, an innovative approach that promotes environmental sustainability while improving crop quality and productivity. According to a report by Nestlé Vietnam, the adoption of regenerative practices under the NESCAFÉ Plan has enabled farmers to save 40%–60%

Dubai – Qahwa World “Ca Phin Coffee Supply,” founded by partners Tobi Vu and Teena Mathew, is preparing to open its first Vietnamese specialty coffee café in Dubai’s Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT) in December 2025, aiming to introduce the UAE market to authentic Vietnamese coffee. The journey began when the two partners, who were working

Vietnamese coffee is famous for its rich, bold flavors and intense caffeine kick, often surprising first-time visitors. Many tourists describe their first sip as an unforgettable experience, with its strength catching them off guard. British traveler Ben Maguire visited Ho Chi Minh City in February and was amazed by the powerful taste of Vietnamese coffee.

Discover Catherine Phan’s mission to redefine Vietnamese coffee. Learn how she brings Fine Robusta and Vietnam’s rich coffee traditions to the global stage, from the Central Highlands to Dubai, supporting farmers and pioneering sustainability in the specialty coffee market.

In a significant blow to the global coffee market, the Vietnamese coffee trading company Volcafe has reported that Vietnam’s Robusta coffee crop for the 2024/25 season is expected to reach only 24 million bags. This marks the lowest production level in 13 years, primarily due to severe drought conditions that have caused “irreparable damage” to

Vietnam, known as the world’s second-largest producer of coffee beans and the largest robusta producer, is experiencing a significant shift in its agricultural landscape. Coffee farmers are increasingly turning their attention away from coffee cultivation and toward durian farming. This transition has implications for both the coffee industry and the global market. Durian, often referred

The General Bureau of Statistics of Vietnam (Gso) expects that coffee exports will decrease in December by 6,5% compared to the same period last year and will amount to 130 tons, or 000 bags of 2 kg. Thus, total exports in calendar year 166 will amount to 667 million tons, which is 60% less than

Source: Barchart – Adapted by Qahwa World | Author: Qahwa World | Date: July 6, 2026 Coffee Prices Surge 16% on Brazil Harvest Delays and Weather Risks Key Takeaways: Arabica prices jumped 16.19% to a 5.5-month high; robusta rose 8.83% to a 5-month high. Brazil’s 2026/27 coffee harvest was only 52% complete as of July

Source: Barchart – Adapted by Qahwa World | Author: Qahwa World | Date: June 22, 2026 Drier Weather in Brazil Aids Coffee Harvest and Weighs on Prices Key Takeaways: Arabica prices fell 0.73% and robusta fell 1.76% to a one-week low, as drier weather in Brazil is expected to allow the harvest to resume. The

Source: Barchart – Adapted by Qahwa World | Author: Qahwa World | Date: June 19, 2026 Dollar Strength Weighs on Coffee Prices, Capping Gains Despite Brazil Harvest Delays Key Takeaways: Arabica prices closed down 0.99% as the dollar index surged to a 13-month high, triggering long liquidation in coffee futures. ICE arabica inventories fell to

Source: Barchart – Adapted by Qahwa World | Author: Qahwa World | Date: June 17, 2026 Coffee Prices Continue to Rise Supported by Brazil Harvest Delays and El Niño Risks Key Takeaways: Arabica prices rose 2.85% to a two-week high, robusta gained 1.36% to a five-week high. Rainfall expected in Brazil may delay the harvest

Source: International Coffee Organization (ICO) – May 2026 Report | Author: Qahwa World | Date: June 13, 2026 International Coffee Organization Releases Coffee Market Report for May 2026 Key Takeaways: The ICO Composite Indicator Price (I‑CIP) averaged 256.05 US cents/lb in May 2026, down 3.8% from April. Brazilian Naturals fell 6.4% to 293.73 US cents/lb,

Source: Barchart (adapted) | Author: Coffee World | Date: June 12, 2026 Coffee Prices Jump as Persistent Rain in Brazil Delays the Coffee Harvest Key Takeaways: July arabica rose 2.17% and July robusta rose 3.19% to one‑week highs. Moderate to heavy rain is forecast across Brazil’s coffee regions this week and may extend into next

Source: Barchart (adapted) | Author: Qahwa World | Date: June 11, 2026 Japan Meteorological Agency Confirms El Niño, Lifting Coffee Prices Key Takeaways: July arabica closed up 1.64% and July robusta up 1.85% after Japan confirmed El Niño formation. El Niño could bring months of floods, droughts, and temperature swings, threatening coffee production in Asia

Source: Barchart (adapted) | Author: Qahwa World | Date: June 8, 2026 Brazil Coffee Harvest Pressures Weigh on Prices Key Takeaways: July arabica futures fell 0.37% today; July robusta rose 0.60%. Arabica hit a 19-month low last week, robusta a 7-week low. USDA forecasts a record Brazil 2026/27 crop of 71.9 million bags, up 14%

Source: Qahwa World World (translated from Vietnamese) | Author: Nguyễn Nghĩa | Date: June 7, 2026 What Must Be Done to Stop Exporting Raw Coffee and Selling It Cheap? Key Points: Lam Dong, Vietnam’s largest coffee-growing province, still exports nearly 100% raw beans at low prices. In the first 4 months of 2026, export volume

Source: Barchart (adapted) | Author: Qahwa World | Date: June 5, 2026 Recent trends show that arabica coffee has experienced a rebound in the spot market, drawing attention from both traders and coffee enthusiasts. In this article, we will examine the key developments and analysis surrounding the arabica coffee rebound spot market and what it

Author: Qahwa World – Ho Chi Minh City Source: USDA Foreign Agricultural Service – Report VM2026-0016 Date: May 20, 2026 Vietnam Coffee Output Rises to 32.5 Million Bags in 2026 Executive Summary Vietnam coffee production for 2026/2027 is forecast at 32.5 million 60 kg bags, comprising 31.4 million bags of Robusta and 1.1 million bags

Author: Sahl Maryam Jabra Madhin Source: ECTA, GACC, ICO Date: May 21, 2026 Executive Summary: Shanghai now hosts over 9,115 cafes, making it the world’s leading coffee city, double New York and five times Paris. China’s coffee consumption has grown 15 percent annually over the past three years. Ethiopia ranks second as a coffee supplier

Author: Ali Alzakary – Dubai. This article discusses the GCP public consultation Coffee SR Code 2026 and its relevance for stakeholders. Event: GCP webinar, 19 May 2026 Source: Global Coffee Platform (GCP) public consultation launch materials and webinar Stakeholders across the coffee value chain invited to review proposed updates and provide feedback by 19 June

Source: Barchart | Author: Qahwa World | Date: May 15, 2026 Coffee Prices are the focus of this article. July arabica coffee fell 3.12% to a nine-month low, while July robusta declined 3.58% during Friday trading. The Brazilian real dropped to a five-week low against the U.S. dollar, prompting domestic producers to accelerate export sales.

Dubai – Ali Azakary | Qahwa World On May 4, the European Commission published its “simplification” package for the Deforestation Regulation. Some saw it as genuine relief. Others called it cosmetic. Qahwa World continues its interview series with industry experts. After Dr. Steffen Schwarz from Germany and Kim Thompson from Dubai, our third guest is

Author: Qahwa World – Dubai. This article reviews ICE coffee inventories and coffee prices projections for 2026. Source: Industry reports and exchange data Date: May 14, 2026 Executive Summary July arabica coffee gained 0.21%, while July robusta rose 2.24% to a seven-week high ICE robusta inventories fell to a two-year low of 3,642 lots ICE

An interview with Michael Trung,  Authorized SCA Trainer, coffee consultant, and founder of iO Coffee Dubai – Ali Alzakary Most coffee conversations start with a tasting note: chocolate, jasmine, dried fruit. But what if we started instead with a shipping container stuck at customs? Or a farmer watching months of work split open in a

Dubai – Qahwa Word Arabica coffee futures fell to a two-week low on Thursday, weighed down by growing expectations of a bumper crop in Brazil. These developments have had a significant impact on arabica coffee prices, especially given Brazil’s bumper crop forecasts. Meanwhile, robusta prices edged higher. In fact, arabica coffee prices may fluctuate in

Dubai – Qahwa World Vietnam’s coffee sector recorded a strong increase in export volumes during the first four months of 2026, while total export revenues declined due to easing global prices following the record highs of the previous year. According to official government data, Vietnam exported approximately 810,000 tons of coffee between January and April

SUNNYVALE – AP Hundreds of years ago, Yemen helped introduce coffee to the world. Today, the mountainous, war-affected country is exporting something new: its distinctive coffeehouse culture. Yemeni coffeehouses are rapidly expanding across the United States. According to Technomic, a restaurant industry consulting firm, the number of cafés operated by six major Yemeni-style chains grew

Dubai – Qahwa World Coffee prices climbed back from one-and-a-half-week lows on Friday, ending the session in positive territory. The turnaround came as the U.S. dollar dropped to a two-week low, prompting traders to cover short positions in the coffee market. This price recovery was also influenced by coffee futures short covering as traders adjusted

DUBAI – Qahwa World The European Union’s landmark Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is driving corporate change across Europe, yet the coffee sector remains one of the weakest performers on key deforestation-risk indicators, according to the 2026 edition of the Forest 500 report released by UK-based environmental NGO Global Canopy. Now in its 12th year, the annual

Global Coffee Market Report: March 2026 An In-Depth Expert Analysis by an Independent Journalist – Based on the Official ICO Coffee Market Report Dubai – Qahwa World The global coffee market experienced one of its most dramatic and multifaceted months in recent memory during March 2026. After three consecutive months of steady price erosion, the

LONDON – Qahwa World The latest monthly report issued by the International Coffee Organization for February 2026 has revealed a dramatic shift that could redefine the global coffee market dynamics for years to come. After a prolonged period of scarcity and record-high prices that strained both suppliers and consumers, the report announced a sharp decline

Dubai – Qahwa World A report published by BeverageDaily warns that challenges facing coffee production in Vietnam could trigger new volatility in global coffee markets, potentially affecting supply chains and prices in the coming years. Although global coffee prices have recently shown signs of easing, the difficulties confronting Vietnamese coffee farmers may reverse that trend

Dubai – Qahwa World Coffee futures closed lower at the end of the week as expectations of stronger global production continued to weigh on sentiment. The market reaction reflects growing confidence that supply conditions may improve in the upcoming seasons, particularly with Brazil at the center of the outlook. A recent projection from Rabobank indicates

DUBAI – QAHWA WORLD Coffee prices settled mixed on Wednesday, consolidating recent losses after a period of significant pressure. May Arabica coffee (KCK26) closed slightly lower at -0.65 (-0.23%), while May Robusta coffee (RMK26) rose +63 (+1.73%). Arabica and robusta prices had tumbled earlier this month, with arabica reaching a 15-month low on Tuesday and

Dubai – Qahwa WORLD March Arabica coffee (KCH26) concluded Monday’s session with a gain of +1.00 (+0.30%), while March ICE Robusta coffee (RMH26) saw a notable decline, closing down -84 (-2.04%) at a four-week low. The market showed a mixed performance as substantial rainfall in Brazil improved yield prospects but pressured prices. Somar Meteorologia reported

Dubai – Qahwa World At a time when global commodity markets are reeling from extreme climate volatility hitting traditional production belts in Brazil and Vietnam, the African continent has emerged in the 2026 season as an indispensable strategic player. This year is more than just a bountiful harvest; it represents a geopolitical turning point in

Dubai – Qahwa World Coffee futures ended higher on Friday, with robusta reaching a 1.5-month high, as the U.S. dollar fell to its lowest level in three and a half months. March arabica (KCH26) increased by 0.92%, while March robusta (RMH26) gained 2.88%. The weaker dollar prompted short-covering across commodities, including coffee. Brazilian coffee exports

Dubai – Qahwa World Coffee markets moved higher today amid ongoing concerns over dry conditions in Brazil, the world’s largest arabica producer. March arabica futures (KCH26) rose +4.20 (+1.18%), while March robusta futures (RMH26) gained +36 (+0.92%). The price gains follow last week’s rally, when arabica hit a one-month high due to below-average rainfall in

Dubai – Qahwa WORLD Starting every November, the coffee cherries in Quang Tri’s highlands reach full ripeness. On the rolling hills of Khe Sanh and Huong Phung, bright red Arabica cherries quietly release their rich aroma under the warm sunlight and gentle mountain winds, following the steps of local farmers from their fields to the

Dubai – Qahwa World National Geographic has published an in-depth report examining Vietnam’s coffee culture, describing it as one of the most dynamic and inventive in the world—where a once-colonial crop has evolved into a powerful symbol of identity, community, and creativity. According to the magazine, coffee in Vietnam is far more than a daily

Dubai – Qahwa World Coffee futures ended mixed on Monday, January 5, with arabica prices settling higher while robusta declined to a one-week low. March arabica coffee rose about 0.6%, supported by below-normal rainfall in Brazil and a stronger Brazilian real, while March robusta fell between 1% and 2.5% under pressure from rising Vietnamese supplies.

Dubai – Qahwa World Coffee futures finished higher on Friday after reversing early weakness, supported by currency movements and renewed supply concerns. March arabica coffee contracts rose sharply, while March robusta prices posted a modest gain. A key driver of the rebound was strength in Brazil’s currency. The Brazilian real climbed to its strongest level

Vietnam – Qahwa World Vietnam continues to strengthen its presence in the global coffee market, standing as the world’s second-largest coffee exporter. This status is supported not only by production volume but also by a rich cultural heritage and a unique identity in the coffee world. In this context, the country has launched its first-ever

Dubai – Qahwa World The World Coffee Museum in Buon Ma Thuot, Dak Lak province, Vietnam, hosted the activities of the 2025 International Scientific Conference and Forum from December 5 to 6. The conference was held under the theme: “Global Coffee Industry Value Chain – Global, Local, and Sustainable Development,” jointly organized by the Dak

Dubai – Qahwa World Prices for coffee futures saw a sharp increase today, driven by worries over how weather conditions might impact harvests in major producing nations, alongside notable drops in monitored exchange inventories. Prices for both arabica and robusta coffee are significantly higher as adverse weather bolsters concerns over global coffee crops. Arabica coffee

Key Impacts: 50+ fatalities reported nationwide. Dak Lak farmers report only 10-15% harvest completion. Direct losses estimated at $341 million USD. Global Robusta futures are surging on supply fears. Dubai – Qahwa World The International Coffee Organization (ICO) has issued an urgent message of solidarity to Vietnam following catastrophic flooding that has claimed dozens of

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