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Peru Coffee Exports Fell 54% in January-May

By: Diana Delgado, Contractor

Peru Coffee Exports Fell 54% in January-May

 
  • Diana Delgado
  • Latin American correspondent
  • diana.delgado@stonex.com

Peru Coffee Exports Fell 54% in January-May

Coffee Network (Bogotá)- Peru shipped 457,710 bags in January-May, a 54% drop compared to the 985,138 bags exported in the same period in 2024, reflecting the seasonality of the national coffee production cycle, according to the coffee and cocoa chamber, using information from the import-export data company Veritrade.

However, this volume is comparable to previous years such as 2023 (444,578 bags) and 2020 (442,128 bags), the coffee and cocoa chamber said, noting that those are preliminary figures.

In May, the Andean nation exported 100,313 bags of 60-kg, almost twice as much as the 52,068 bags in April.

 Despite the decrease in volume, the accumulated FOB value stood at $175.8 million, a moderate 12% drop compared to 2024, reflecting the positive effect of high international prices.

The average FOB price of Peruvian coffee in May stood at US$ 342.22/quintal, consolidating its highest level of the year. “This value was supported by expectations of lower future supply in Brazil, affected by drought, and by robusta coffee exports from Vietnam, which have been declining due to the impact of weather and lower stocks. Likewise, a perception of global inventory shortages persists, reinforced by the low levels reported by ICE and the forecast of a global Arabica deficit for the 2025/26 season, estimated at -8.5 million bags, according to Volcafe,” the chamber added.

Between January and May 2025, the cumulative FOB value reached $175.8 million, a more moderate 12% decrease compared to the $199.9 million recorded between January and May 2024. This performance highlights the importance of rising prices in sustaining the sector's revenue, despite the lower export volume.

The United States continued to lead Peruvian coffee exports, with 122,832 bags shipped (27% of the total), generating revenue of $41.6 million. Germany followed with 71,746 bags (16%), reaching a value of $25.3 million. Canada remained in third place, with 56,926 bags (12%) and a turnover of $18.8 million.

Belgium ranked fourth, exporting 46,940 bags (10%) for a total of $16.6 million, while Mexico rounded out the top five with 41,838 bags (9%) and $11.7 million in sales. Together, these five destinations accounted for 74% of the total export volume and 67% of the revenue generated by Peruvian coffee during the period.

The average price per quintal during the first five months was $294, higher than the $155 recorded in the same period last year.

Roasted coffee exports

Peru exported 82,841 kilograms of roasted coffee, with a FOB value of       US$ 900,174. Among the main exporting companies in terms of volume were, BRITT BRANDS PERU S with 44,392 kg, followed by PIRWA PRODUCTOS S.A.C. with 29,976 kg, and VERDUM PERÚ S.A.C., which exported 2,358 kg.

Regarding destinations, Chile was the main recipient with 75,502 kg, while the United States and Japan received 2,628 kg and 1,925 kg, respectively.

Instant Coffee Imports: A Dynamic Market

Instant coffee imports amounted to 1,574 tons, with a CIF value of USD 27.32 million. This represents a 6% increase in volume and a 43% increase in value compared to the same period last year (1,478 tons and USD 19.13 million). The average price per ton in 2025 was USD 17,361, compared to USD 12,940/ton in 2024.

The main supplier countries of instant coffee during the period were Brazil, with 960,142 kg for a CIF value of USD 16.5 million; Colombia, which exported 234,439 kg for a total of USD 4.07 million; and Mexico, with 176,250 kg valued at USD 2.74 million.

Roasted Coffee Imports

Roasted coffee imports totaled 269,876 kg with a CIF value of USD 3.01 million, representing an increase in volume and value compared to 2024, when 221,113 kg were imported for USD 2.09 million CIF. The main supplier countries were:

• United States: USD 1,136,151 for 83,583 kg.

• Colombia: USD 1,040,376 for 142,679 kg.

• Italy: USD 433,748 for 26,304 kg.

By Diana Delgado

  • Coffee

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