Major Country Export-Import Trends
Brazil Coffee Export-Import Trends
2024 vs 2025 vs 2026 Monthly Comparison and Year-over-Year Analysis
Brazil Green Coffee Exports
2024 vs 2025 vs 2026 Monthly Comparison and YoY Change Rate
Source: LSEG
💡 Implication - 2025 Brazil Export Summary
Brazil's global green coffee exports declined by an average of 16.8% YoY in 2025, intensifying global supply shortage concerns. Starting from 246k tons in January and hitting a low of 134k tons in June, a gradual recovery was observed in H2. Brazil's 2025/26 Arabica production is estimated at ~38 million bags (60kg), down 7% YoY due to climate volatility (drought and high temperatures). In 2026, the normalization of Brazil's exports under La Niña will be a key variable for global coffee prices.
📊 Key Statistics
Korea's Brazil Green Coffee Imports
2024 vs 2025 vs 2026 Monthly Comparison and YoY Change Rate
Source: Korea MFDS
💡 Implication - 2025 Korea Brazil Import Summary
Korea's Brazil green coffee imports totaled ~62,000 tons in 2025, down 3.7% YoY, while import value surged 63.5% due to soaring international prices. After peaking at 7,000 tons in February, H2 imports averaged around 4,500 tons per month, showing continued slowdown. With KRW weakness (USD/KRW ~1,450) and rising international coffee prices, import unit cost in KRW rose ~96% YoY. High-cost conditions are expected to persist in 2026, and roasters will need to balance inventory management with price pass-through strategies.
📊 Key Statistics
Korea's Colombia Green Coffee Imports
2024 vs 2025 vs 2026 Monthly Comparison and YoY Change Rate
Source: Korea MFDS
💡 Implication - 2025 Korea Colombia Import Summary
Korea's Colombia green coffee imports totaled ~30,000 tons in 2025, remaining the 2nd largest import source after Brazil. Monthly volumes peaked at 2,946 tons in February, then declined to 2,315 tons in May before rebounding to 2,825 tons in June. Colombian mild Arabica maintains a premium price position in the specialty market, with relatively stable import volumes despite rising international prices. In 2026, Colombian weather conditions and harvest volumes will be key variables for Korea's specialty market supply.