Coffee price today, daily coffee price

What is the price of coffee today? Coffee is a volatile market, monitoring coffee prices daily will help farmers and suppliers know the changes and have timely solutions. 43 Factory Coffee Roaster provides readers with today’s coffee prices. This price will be updated daily, please follow!

Coffee prices today 19/04

Coffee prices today, 19/04, domestic prices slide down dramatically, the world temporarily freezes for holidays

Domestic coffee prices today

What is FOB price?

FOB is an abbreviation in English for the phrase Free On Board, meaning Free of Responsibility On Board of the ship of departure, also known as “Delivered on board”.

In the transaction according to FOB price, the seller needs to pay the loading fee. The transfer of risks occurs when the goods pass the ship’s rail at the port of loading. Internationally, this term specifies the port of loading, for example “FOB New York” or “FOB Hai Phong”. Other costs such as freight, insurance are the responsibility of the buyer. This factor can affect the cost, causing the price of coffee to decrease or increase.

World coffee price market today 19/04

International coffee prices today, April 19, stopped trading on both exchanges. In which:

On the London Stock Exchange, Robusta coffee prices for delivery in May stood at 5,253 USD/ton, down 135 USD/ton; the July delivery period reached 5,277 USD/ton, down 102 USD/ton.

On the New York Stock Exchange, Arabica coffee prices for delivery in May was 375.50 cents/lb, down 0.55 cents/lb; the July delivery period was 372.6 cents/lb, down 1.2 cents/lb.

Arabica Coffee Price Today

In addition to the familiar Robusta coffee beans, domestic consumers are now gradually getting used to high-end specialty Arabica coffee beans. With a rich flavor profile and good quality, coffee beans from these remote growing regions are gradually gaining sympathy and a fair view in the Vietnamese market.

Below is the price list of Arabica coffee at XLIII Coffee

Today’s Coffee Price Outlook

Domestic coffee prices suddenly fell again after reaching a short-term peak in recent trading sessions. The main reason was that hedge funds and investors took advantage of the opportunity to take profits after a long increase. In addition, market sentiment was also affected when inflationary pressure cooled down and concerns about consumption demand in the US market remained vague.

Despite the short-term adjustment in coffee prices, Vietnam’s coffee exports in the first quarter of 2025 still achieved impressive results. According to the Customs Department, coffee export turnover reached 2.8 billion USD, up nearly 46% over the same period despite a decrease in output. This is the first time that coffee has surpassed seafood (2.3 billion USD) in export value and is only behind the wood industry in the group of agricultural, forestry and fishery products.

Previously, in early April, after the US announced its plan to impose taxes, domestic coffee prices in the Central Highlands region dropped sharply from VND132,000/kg to VND118,000/kg. Export prices in the international market also fell sharply, with Robusta and Arabica coffee losing USD1,251 and USD2,356 per ton respectively compared to their peak. However, after April 10, when the US announced a 90-day suspension of taxes, the coffee market quickly recovered. In the Central Highlands provinces of Dak Lak, Gia Lai and Lam Dong, coffee prices returned to VND132,000/kg. On the London and New York exchanges, Vietnam’s coffee export prices also increased steadily and are currently approaching their previous highs.

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Related Questions (FAQs)

Why do coffee prices fluctuate so erratically?

Coffee prices are affected by many factors, including:

Weather: Extreme weather such as drought, hail, storms and floods occurring during the flowering or harvest season can reduce coffee production and push prices up.

Supply and demand: When demand for coffee increases during holidays or due to changes in consumer trends, while production is not enough to meet demand, prices will increase.

Government policies: Policies on import and export taxes, support for farmers, and export quotas issued at the beginning of the year often affect coffee prices in the short term.
Global economic fluctuations: Economic crises, inflation, and exchange rates often affect coffee prices in the medium and long term.

Diseases: Plant pests such as mealybugs and fungi can reduce coffee productivity and quality, pushing prices up.

Is there any way to predict future coffee price trends?

Predicting coffee prices is difficult, but you can refer to reports from organizations such as the ICO (International Coffee Organization), commodity brokers and industry experts. These reports are usually published monthly or quarterly, forecasting production, consumption and prices in the coming period.

How is Vietnamese coffee price related to world coffee price?

Vietnam is one of the largest coffee producing countries in the world, mainly Robusta coffee. Robusta coffee prices on the London Stock Exchange have a great influence on Vietnamese coffee prices. In addition, factors such as coffee quality, exchange rates and government policies also affect domestic coffee prices.

When is the best time to buy coffee?

To buy coffee at a good price, you should closely monitor coffee market reports, especially at the following times:

Before and during the harvest season: Coffee prices tend to decrease at this time due to abundant supply. The coffee harvest season in Vietnam usually takes place from October to January of the following year for Robusta and from September to November for Arabica.

When there is information about unfavorable weather: If there is information about drought, storms, floods or plant diseases, coffee prices may increase due to concerns about supply.

What can consumers do to protect their rights when buying coffee?

Find out information: Learn about types of coffee, how to distinguish quality coffee and market prices on forums and websites specializing in coffee.

Buy at reputable stores: Choose to buy coffee at stores with clear origins and quality certificates.
Read the label carefully: Check information about origin, production date, expiry date, and quality certifications such as UTZ, Rainforest Alliance. Compare prices: Compare prices between different stores and consult with previous buyers.