By the close of trading last night, early this morning on October 1st (Vietnam time), coffee prices saw a significant uptick. Robusta coffee prices on the London exchange rose by 12-17 USD/ton, while Arabica prices on the New York exchange surged by 60-90 USD/ton.
Harvest Season Brings Modest Price Increases
Specifically, the November 2025 Robusta futures contract settled at 4,200 USD/ton, up 14 USD/ton, and the December 2025 Arabica contract closed at 8,260 USD/ton, gaining 60 USD/ton.
When converted to the local currency, the November 2025 Robusta contract stands at 110,000 VND/kg, compared to yesterday’s domestic coffee price of 115,900 VND/kg.
Today’s coffee prices are expected to edge higher, potentially widening the premium of domestic prices over international rates to over 6,000 VND/kg.
The 2024-2025 coffee season has officially concluded, marked by unprecedented achievements.
Harvesting ripe coffee beans in Dak Lak
Record-Breaking Figures for the Coffee Industry
According to the Import-Export Department (Ministry of Industry and Trade), September 2025 coffee exports are estimated at 84,000 tons, valued at 477 million USD, marking the final month of the previous coffee season.
Over the entire 2024-2025 season, Vietnam’s coffee exports reached a staggering 8.437 billion USD, surpassing the previous record of 5.43 billion USD by approximately 3 billion USD. In terms of volume, exports totaled 1.518 million tons, exceeding the previous season by 58,000 tons.
The record-high coffee prices during this season were the primary driver behind these extraordinary export figures. In February 2025, Robusta futures on the London exchange surpassed the 5,800 USD/ton mark.
Data from the first eight months of 2025 reveals that the average export price for Robusta was 5,170 USD/ton, while Arabica fetched 6,633 USD/ton.
Just a few years ago, coffee exports struggled to reach 3 billion USD annually. The industry’s remarkable growth is all the more impressive given the shrinking coffee cultivation area.
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