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By: Diana Delgado, Contractor

Peru’s Coffee Exports Rise 20.4% in January-May: Coffee and Cocoa Chamber
Bogota (Coffee Network)- Driven by robust international demand and strong pricing, Peru’s coffee exports rose by 20.4% during the first five months of 2026. Shipments reached 555,674 bags (60-kg each), up from 461,245 bags during the same period last year, according to data from the Coffee and Cocoa Chamber compiled via Veritrade.
In value terms, shipments reached US$226.02mn in January-May 2026, up from US$177.61 million a year earlier, marking a % increase, the chamber said using information from Veritrade.
The average FOB price climbed to US$312 per quintal, compared with US$295 per quintal in January-May 2025, reflecting a rise.
Monthly Dynamics & Market Context
In May alone, the Andean country shipped 156,514 bags, marking the second-highest monthly volume of the year so far, trailing only January's 192,752 bags. This follows a volatile spring that saw 65,708 bags exported in April and just 38,246 bags in March.
While the average FOB value of US$311.82 per quintal sits slightly below the peak opening months of 2026, it remains well above historical levels observed prior to 2024. This pricing boom has sparked intense competition in the domestic market, with exporters rushing to secure supply to fulfill international commitments amid tight global availability.
Sector estimates indicate that 30% to 35% of the available harvest has already been commercialized, though many producers and local traders are holding onto stock in anticipation of further price hikes on the New York Stock Exchange, while exporting companies and international firms maintain an active search for coffee in the country's main producing regions.
The cumulative exported volume surpasses the levels observed in 2020 (442,929 bags), 2021 (424,278 bags), 2023 (447,684 bags), and 2025 (461,245 bags). It also sits above the average of recent years if the extraordinary results recorded in 2022 (1.34 million bags) and 2024 (984,379 bags) are excluded. This suggests a return to commercialization levels closer to the structural behavior of the Peruvian market, although still far from the highs achieved during exceptional campaigns.
Main Export Destinations: United States, Belgium, and Colombia as Leaders
In the cumulative January–May 2026 period, Peruvian coffee maintained a high concentration in its main destination markets. The United States consolidated its position as the top buyer, with 174,563 bags of 60 kg—equivalent to 31.4% of the total exported volume—for a FOB value of US$ 73.89 million and an average price of US$ 325 per quintal.
Belgium ranked second with 80,872 bags and a 14.6% market share, followed by Colombia with 67,234 bags and 12.1% of the exported volume. Completing the top five destinations were Germany with 46,973 bags (8.5%) and Canada with 46,881 bags (8.4%).
Together, these five markets concentrated approximately 75% of Peruvian coffee exports, confirming the importance of traditional destinations within the sector's commercial structure. Additionally, Colombia's continued presence among the top buyers stands out, reflecting the regional market dynamics and the growing integration of coffee supply chains in the Americas.
In terms of FOB value, the United States led Peruvian coffee imports by a wide margin, followed by Belgium and Germany. The German market stands out for generating an export value similar to Canada's despite receiving practically the same volume, reflecting a better average valuation of the product shipped.
Regarding unit prices, Spain recorded the highest average value among the main destinations at US$ 362 per quintal, followed by France (US$ 347), the United Kingdom (US$ 341), and Germany (US$ 325). These differences highlight a segmentation in the international market, where certain destinations demand coffees with distinct characteristics or higher added value, allowing for better returns per exported unit.
Trade of Other Coffee Products: Exports and Imports
In the derivative coffee products segment, Peruvian exports reached 197,644 kg, for a FOB value of US$ 2.46 million, with an average price of US$ 12.43 per kg. Within this export basket, "other coffee products" stand out primarily, followed by roasted coffee beans and coffee-based preparations, reflecting a diversified but still relatively small-scale offering within the sector's total trade.
On the import side, the Peruvian market showed a significantly higher level of demand, reaching 3,215,555 kg for a CIF value of US$ 53.89 million, with an average price of US$ 16.76 per kg. This inflow was heavily concentrated in soluble (instant) coffee and coffee-based preparations, which account for most of the imported value and demonstrate the significance of domestic consumption of highly processed products.
The gap between exports and imports remains wide in both volume and value, confirming a commercial structure where Peru acts primarily as a net importer of products with higher levels of transformation. Furthermore, the discrepancy between average export and import prices reinforces this dynamic, proving that imports consist of higher value-added goods, whereas exports are concentrated in intermediate or less-processed products.
Main Exporters
Olam Agro led shipments with 37,301 bags, followed by Compañía Internacional del Café with 29,821 bags. Exportadora Romex was next with 28,659 bags. Ama´z Coffee Trading moved to the fourth place trading 26,417 bags and Perales Huancaruna traded 22,933 bags.
By Diana Delgado
Source: Coffee and cocoa chamber
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