Vietnam coffee exports down 37.89% MoM in February 2026 / Germany -36.03%, Italy -11.73%

Vietnam exported coffee to the tune of US$672 million in February, down from US$1,081 million in January, a change of -37.89 percent, according to preliminary data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.

Year to date, Vietnam exported US$1,755 million worth of coffee by the end of February.

Germany accounted for US$112 million of Vietnam’s coffee exports in February, down from US$175 million in January, a decline of 36.03 percent. Year to date, exports to Germany reached US$288 million.

Italy followed with US$71 million in February, down from US$80 million in January, a decrease of 11.73 percent. Year to date, exports to Italy totalled US$151 million.

Spain imported US$52 million in February, down from US$81 million in January, a decline of 35.63 percent. Year to date, exports to Spain reached US$133 million.

The United States recorded US$47 million in February, down from US$61 million in January, a decrease of 22.56 percent. Year to date, exports to the United States totalled US$107 million.

Russia rounded out the top five with US$40 million in February, down from US$66 million in January, a decline of 38.84 percent. Year to date, exports to Russia reached US$106 million.

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Listed coffee companies

Key coffee firms listed on the Vietnam stock exchange include:

Long An Food Processing Export JSC (LAF)

Long An Food Processing Export JSC (LAF) processes and exports cashew nuts, coffee, and agricultural products. (LAF)

In February, LAF shares moved from 18.35 to 20.00, a change of 1.65 (0.09 percent). Foreign ownership moved from 72,409.11 to 72,405.34, a change of -3.77 (0.00 percent).

Vinacafe Bien Hoa JSC (VCF)

Vinacafe Bien Hoa JSC (VCF) processes and distributes instant coffee and beverage products under the Vinacafe brand. (VCF)

In February, VCF shares moved from 297.00 to 310.00, a change of 13.00 (0.04 percent). Foreign ownership moved from 128,853.39 to 128,858.78, a change of 5.39 (0.00 percent).

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Vietnam coffee news

Recent developments in coffee in Vietnam include:

Coffee / tea chain market report

Vietnam’s coffee and tea chain market exceeded US$1.3 billion in 2025, ranking third in Southeast Asia after Indonesia and Thailand, according to Momentum Works.

Coffee chains reached US$725 million, up 27 percent year on year, while tea chains totalled US$617 million, up 28 percent. Read more→

Starbucks at top of Fansipan

Starbucks has opened its highest coffeehouse in Asia at the Sun World Fansipan Legend tourism complex near Sa Pa in northern Vietnam.

The store is located 3,063 metres above sea level on Mount Fansipan, the highest peak in Vietnam. Read more→ 

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Vietnam’s coffee industry

Vietnam is among the world’s largest coffee producers and the largest exporter of robusta, with output concentrated in the Central Highlands.

The industry is a key contributor to agricultural exports, supported by favourable climate conditions, established farming networks and growing global demand.

Domestic consumption has expanded rapidly alongside urbanisation, driving the growth of modern coffee chains and specialty cafés across major cities.

The sector is undergoing a shift toward higher value products, including processed, branded and specialty coffee, alongside efforts to improve sustainability and traceability.

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The data

Vietnam’s exports of coffee in February 2026, US$m