More good news for Vietnamese coffee

QNgTV- Coffee prices today (November 10) started off well with an average of 119,300 VND/kg domestically; the Vietnamese coffee chain model reaches the billion-people market.

More good news for Vietnamese coffee

Today, the world's major coffee exchanges will open in the afternoon (Vietnam time) with Robusta for January 2026 delivery starting at $4,530/ton; Arabica for December 2025 delivery at $8,990/ton. The high price of Arabica is also a driving force to help Robusta prices stay stable because it is being chosen by roasters to replace Arabica.

Storms affecting coffee harvest in Vietnam are also a driving force for coffee prices to increase.

The most prominent news about the coffee market is the information that Vietnamese coffee brand Three O'Clock opened 3 stores in India last Saturday (November 8) and will open 3 more branches by December 2025. This is proof that Vietnam is not only a supplier of raw coffee but also finished products and a diverse and unique coffee culture.

With around 65% of the population under 35 years of age, the Indian youth is increasingly embracing coffee culture. That is also the reason why FranGlobal decided to buy the exclusive franchise of Three O'Clock coffee brand, a coffee brand from Vietnam, suitable for the culture and lifestyle of Indian youth.

Besides China, India is a new billion-people country that is also increasing its demand for coffee. Many studies suggest that India will double its consumption in the next 5-10 years, mainly thanks to the young generation who consider coffee as a daily drink.

Source: https://quangngaitv.vn/them-tin-vui-cho-ca-phe-viet-nam-6509992.html