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Jamaica secures fertiliser aid for coffee recovery as farmer voices raise equity concerns Government and industry hand over 5,000 fertiliser bags to support post-hurricane recovery for Blue Mountain and High Mountain coffee growers, while disabled and elderly farmers call for more inclusive support and representation in policy forums (Jamaica Observer, 28 December 2025, https://www.jamaicaobserver.com/2025/12/28/disabled-coffee-farmers-plea/). Ethiopian trading centre opens in Zhuzhou to deepen China market access An Ethiopian specialty coffee trading centre was unveiled in Zhuzhou to facilitate product display, direct sales and cultural promotion, leveraging cross‑border e‑commerce pilot zones after Ethiopia reported 16,300 tonnes exported to China over the past ...
Coffee Futures Surge Amid Supply Pressures Coffee futures advanced on December 26, 2025, driven by a heat wave in Brazil and flooding in Indonesia that pressured supplies. March arabica coffee rose 4.35 (+1.26%), while January ICE robusta settled up 42 (+1.06%) prior to holiday closure. Shrinking ICE inventories continue to support prices, with arabica stocks at a recent 2-month high of 456,477 bags.(IndexBox, December 26, 2025, https://www.indexbox.io/blog/coffee-futures-surge-on-december-26-2025-amid-supply-pressures/) Vietnam Domestic Prices Slightly Decline Coffee prices in Vietnam fell slightly by 200 VND/kg on December 27, 2025, reaching a high of 96,800 VND/kg. China increased purchases amid shifting market dynamics.(Bao Nghe An, ...
Brazil and global supply outlook: USDA raises 2025/26 world production forecast The USDA forecasted a record world coffee production of 178.8 million bags for 2025/26, driven by recoveries in Vietnam and record crops in Indonesia and Ethiopia, while Brazil and Colombia face declines. (USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, December 2025, https://apps.fas.usda.gov/psdonline/circulars/coffee.pdf) Market reaction: Arabica futures near multi-month lows amid harvest pressure Arabica futures traded around four‑month lows as newly harvested beans and improved weather prospects in Brazil weighed on prices, though low inventories continue to underpin the market. (Trading Economics, December 2025, https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/coffee/news/511840) Rabobank outlook: longer-term surplus anticipated Rabobank projected a ...
Vietnam Domestic Coffee Prices Surge on Holiday Demand Domestic coffee prices in Vietnam's key regions like Đắk Nông and Đắk Lắk reached **95,000 VND/kg**, marking a record **2,500 VND/kg increase** driven by festive market excitement. London Robusta futures broke above the critical **$4,012/tonne** level, boosting local sentiment despite softer New York Arabica at **421.65 US cents/lb**. (YouTube - KafeiDitu, 25 December 2025, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7DE7i7PT_k) Global Coffee Prices Dip Slightly Amid Supply Outlook **Coffee futures** fell to **345.10 USd/Lbs** on December 24, down 0.53%, continuing a 16.68% monthly decline, though still up yearly. Improved outlooks from Brazil's raised 2025 production estimate to ...
## Coffee Prices Surge on Global Markets London Robusta futures exploded higher, surging $112 per ton to reach $3,978 per ton for January 2026 delivery, driven by tight supply concerns and renewed speculative buying (YouTube Coffee Price Update, December 24, 2025, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62J_rH6TKco). New York Arabica for March 2026 also climbed 1.60 cents per pound to 335.5 cents per pound. In Vietnam, domestic prices in Lam Dong and Dak Lak provinces jumped 1,200-1,500 VND/kg to a new high of 93,500 VND/kg ahead of Christmas (YouTube Coffee Price Update, December 24, 2025, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62J_rH6TKco). World coffee production for the 2024-2025 season is now ...
Coffee Prices Surge in Vietnam Coffee prices in Vietnam **rose sharply** by 1,200 to 1,500 VND/kg on December 23, 2025, marking the second consecutive day of gains. This uptick reflects ongoing volatility in global markets amid supply concerns. (Báo Nghệ An, 23 December 2025, https://baonghean.vn/en/gia-ca-phe-hom-nay-23-12-2025-tang-manh-dau-co-bat-day-10316508.html) Weak Won Drives Korean Coffee Price Increases In South Korea, the **weak won** has inflated import costs for raw materials, pushing coffee and convenience store prices higher. The import price index for coffee reached 379.71 in won terms in November, nearly quadrupling since 2020. Chains like Korea Seven and GS Retail plan price hikes on ...
