Vietnam’s coffee exports declined in October 2024, with volumes totalling 45,412 tonnes, valued at US$259.75 million. This represents an 11.6 percent decrease in volume and a 9.5 percent drop in value compared to September, which recorded 51,369 tonnes and US$286.94 million, , according to Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.

Despite the October downturn, year-to-date figures highlight significant growth in value. From January to October, Vietnam exported 1.15 million tonnes of coffee, a decline of 11.1 percent in volume compared to the same period in 2023. However, the export value surged by 39.2 percent, reaching US$4.58 billion.

The year-to-date value growth reflects favourable global coffee prices, offsetting the lower export volumes. While the October performance shows a short-term dip, the overall high value underscores Vietnam’s continued strength as a leading coffee exporter. Efforts to stabilise volumes could further bolster the sector’s performance.

Vietnam coffee exports, October vs. September 2024, US$

	October	September	MoM	YTD
Total	259,748,875	286,936,878	-9.48%	4,575,913,581
Germany	22,997,297	7,960,929	188.88%	504,776,054
Italy	15,737,044	22,123,604	-28.87%	369,190,660
Spain	28,346,528	34,194,185	-17.10%	368,054,958
Japan	14,304,587	20,411,440	-29.92%	345,210,715
United States of America	18,773,324	10,928,464	71.78%	253,265,900
Russia	12,145,306	16,005,531	-24.12%	248,846,669
Philippines	19,691,364	18,907,814	4.14%	234,653,768
Indonesia	7,136,991	8,195,427	-12.91%	196,322,483
China	11,947,430	20,433,035	-41.53%	186,134,950
Netherlands	13,301,031	6,718,052	97.99%	158,412,030
Thailand	4,492,628	9,922,113	-54.72%	142,299,188
Belgium	7,229,459	8,750,421	-17.38%	130,918,927
Malaysia	10,431,618	8,246,771	26.49%	127,507,550
South Korea	13,131,262	5,654,988	132.21%	119,673,447
United Kingdom	7,327,794	13,769,922	-46.78%	108,234,907
Algeria	1,105,000	3,757,500	-70.59%	96,499,269
Poland	4,005,565	8,955,545	-55.27%	61,693,591
France	4,829,695	7,034,874	-31.35%	57,007,518
Australia	2,066,787	2,123,247	-2.66%	44,720,353
Portugal	2,304,891	4,016,363	-42.61%	44,471,284
India	292,263	543,664	-46.24%	38,430,898
Egypt	896,281	1,578,575	-43.22%	38,303,241
Greece	2,198,101	2,073,298	6.02%	27,911,595
Israel	2,090,481	4,215,751	-50.41%	26,802,462
Canada	1,628,320	2,504,957	-35.00%	19,513,105
Myanmar (Burma)	392,601	551,140	-28.77%	8,914,065
Romania		151,875	-100.00%	7,791,326
Mexico	1,869,034	2,833,804	-34.05%	7,199,359
Chile	439,789	695,025	-36.72%	6,873,842
Cambodia	665,982	561,884	18.53%	6,493,310
Singapore	375,811	686,010	-45.22%	6,475,494
Hungary	998,264	718,022	39.03%	4,914,673
Denmark		118,244	-100.00%	3,244,843
New Zealand	95,335	121,129	-21.29%	3,238,124
South Africa	104,832	604,722	-82.66%	1,543,772
Finland	0	0.00%	0.00%	962,810
Laos	83,117	57,737	43.96%	648,417
Other	26,313,063	30,810,816	-14.60%	568,758,024

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