Update coffee prices today February 11, 2025, Central Highlands coffee, Lam Dong coffee, Gia Lai coffee, Dak Lak coffee, Robusta coffee, Arabica coffee February 11, 2025.
Update world coffee prices
Coffee prices today February 11, 2025 on the world market, at 4:30 am updated on the Vietnam Commodity Exchange MXV (world coffee prices are continuously updated by MXV, matching world exchanges, the only channel in Vietnam that continuously updates and links to world exchanges).
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| People in Lam Ha district, Lam Dong province harvest coffee. Photo: Cam Thao |
Coffee prices on the three main coffee futures exchanges ICE Futures Europe, ICE Futures US and B3 Brazil are continuously updated by Y5Cafe during the trading hours of the exchange and are updated as follows:
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| Robusta Coffee Price London 11/2/2025 |
On the London floor, at 4:30 a.m. on February 11, 2025, Robusta coffee prices accelerated sharply compared to yesterday, increasing from 110 - 133 USD/ton, ranging from 5,573 - 5,671 USD/ton. Specifically, the delivery price for March 2025 was 5,671 USD/ton (up 110 USD/ton), the delivery price for May 2025 was 5,697 USD/ton (up 133 USD/ton), the delivery price for July 2025 was 5,646 USD/ton (up 129 USD/ton) and September 2025 was 5,573 USD/ton (up 128 USD/ton).
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| Arabica Coffee Price New York February 11, 2025 |
Similarly, at the end of the trading session, Arabica coffee prices on the New York floor returned to the "race" of skyrocketing growth, increasing from 20.75 - 24.70 cents/lb, fluctuating from 397.45 - 429.05 cents/lb. Specifically, the delivery period for March 2025 is 429.05 cents/lb (up 24.70 cents/lb), the delivery period for May 2025 is 421.10 cents/lb (up 24.40 cents/lb), the delivery period for July 2025 is 408.05 cents/lb (up 21.25 cents/lb) and the delivery period for September 2025 is 397.45 cents/lb (up 20.75 cents/lb).
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| Brazilian Arabica coffee price on February 11, 2025 |
At the end of the trading session, the price of Brazilian Arabica coffee also increased very high, recorded as follows: The delivery period for March 2025 was 534.70 USD/ton (up 12.20 USD/ton), the delivery period for May 2025 was 526.00 USD/ton (up 8.90 USD/ton), the delivery period for July 2025 was 515.25 USD/ton (up 28.10 USD/ton) and the delivery period for September 2025 was 499.70 USD/ton (up 3.85 USD/ton).
Robusta coffee traded on the ICE Futures Europe (London exchange) opens at 16:00 and closes at 00:30 (next day) Vietnam time. Arabica coffee traded on the ICE Futures US (New York exchange) opens at 16:15 and closes at 01:30 (next day) Vietnam time. For Arabica coffee traded on the B3 Brazil exchange, it will open from 19:00 - 02:35 (next day) Vietnam time.
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| Coffee roasting workshop of Seed Coffee Company Limited. Photo: Cam Thao |
Domestic coffee prices slightly decreased
According to information from Giacaphe.com, at 4:30 a.m. today, February 11, 2025, domestic coffee prices decreased slightly, at an average of 129,000 VND/kg, down 500 VND/kg compared to yesterday.
Coffee prices in the Central Highlands provinces have all decreased by 500 VND/kg, the highest purchase price in the key regions of the Central Highlands is recorded at 129,000 VND/kg. Specifically, today's coffee price in Dak Lak is 129,000 VND/kg, coffee price in Lam Dong is 128,000 VND/kg, coffee price in Gia Lai is 129,000 VND/kg and coffee price in Dak Nong today is 129,000 VND/kg.
The domestic coffee prices that Giacaphe.com lists every day are calculated based on the prices of two world coffee exchanges combined with continuous surveys from businesses and purchasing agents in key coffee growing areas across the country.
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| Domestic coffee price list updated at 4:30 a.m. on February 11, 2025 |
According to a report from the International Coffee Organization (ICO), coffee exports from Asia have recorded a significant decline recently. Specifically, total exports from Vietnam, India and Indonesia decreased by about 31.20% compared to the previous year, of which Vietnam recorded a decrease of 39.50% in December. In contrast, Africa made progress with an export increase of 8.00%, mainly thanks to the increase in exports from Ethiopia, reaching an increase of 28%.
The ICO report also showed that exports from Mexico and countries in the traditional wet-processed Arabica bloc of Central America such as Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and El Salvador increased by 0.90% compared to the same period last year.
The Brazilian Coffee Industry Association predicts that coffee prices will continue to rise in the coming weeks, at least until the harvest in April or May. The main reason for this price increase is adverse weather events that have affected the harvest. Global coffee consumption is also increasing, especially from new consumer markets such as China.
The impact of the price increase is expected to last for another 2 to 3 months. After that, there may be a slowdown and some stabilization, but prices may only decline during next year's harvest.
Coffee prices have been rising steadily since last November, not only in Brazil – the world’s leading coffee exporter with nearly 40% of the market share, but also in Vietnam (17%) and Colombia. Although Brazil’s harvest hit a record in 2020, subsequent years have been difficult due to weather impacts.
In 2021, a frost cut nearly a quarter of the Arabica crop, and there was no recovery in 2022. The association said it typically takes two years for crops to recover from a frost event. In 2023, the crop was further affected by El Niño, with prolonged drought and high temperatures. Finally, last year was affected by prolonged rains.
All of these issues have forced producers to increase their costs. The coffee industry has experienced a cost increase of more than 200%, with only about 38% of that being passed on to consumers. Over the past four years, raw material prices have increased by 224%, while retail coffee prices have increased by 110%. The consumer price volatility for roasted and ground coffee last year was 37.4%.
Source: https://congthuong.vn/gia-ca-phe-hom-nay-1122025-ha-nhiet-giam-nhe-373196.html
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