Vietnam is the third largest coffee supplier to China.

Published 2025년 3월 6일

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In 2024, China's coffee imports are projected to rise significantly, reaching nearly 191,000 tons and surpassing 972 million USD in value. The import volume from 58 countries has seen a 24% increase, and the value has grown by 21.5%. Brazil remains the top supplier, followed by Colombia and Vietnam, with Ethiopia and Indonesia rounding out the top five. Brazil's share of the market has grown slightly, while Colombia's has seen a notable increase due to a productive harvest. Vietnam's exports to China have experienced a sharp rise, indicating a shift towards high-quality coffee. Ethiopia, the origin of Arabica coffee, also in the top five, has seen a decrease in imports to China despite being the highest priced supplier. Indonesia's exports to China have increased in value, suggesting a move towards importing higher quality coffee, despite a decrease in volume.

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China's total coffee imports in 2024 will reach nearly 191,000 tons, worth more than 972 million USD. Compared to 2023, the import volume increased by 24%, while the value increased by 21.5%. However, the average price decreased slightly by 2.1%, reaching 5,095 USD/ton. In 2024, China imported coffee from 58 countries and territories around the world. Of which, the 5 largest coffee suppliers to China include Brazil, Colombia, Vietnam, Ethiopia and Indonesia. Brazil - No. 1 Supplier Brazil is the largest coffee supplier to China in 2024 with 75,634 tons, worth nearly $302 million, up 26.9% in volume and 36.4% in value compared to 2023. Brazil's share of total coffee imports to China increases from 38.72% in 2023 to 39.62% in 2024. Brazil's total coffee production in 2024/25 (October 1, 2024 to September 30, 2025) is expected to reach 66.4 million bags, up 0.2% from the previous year. Colombia - a strong competitor In 2024, China imported 38,165 tons of coffee from Colombia, ...

Source: Agriculture