2025 Jul Colombia Coffee Beans (HS 0901) Export Snapshot: Volume Surge

July Trend: Colombia Coffee Beans Export

Coffee Beans, classified under HS Code 0901 (Coffee, whether or not roasted or decaffeinated; coffee husks and skins; coffee substitutes containing coffee in any proportion.), saw exports rebound in July, with volume jumping 19.98% MoM to 59.16M kg despite a 4.36% drop in unit price to $8.12/kg. The surge in weight shipped pushed total export value up 14.76% to $480.68M, reversing three consecutive months of decline. This recovery follows Dubai Customs' rollout of a new 12-digit Integrated Customs Tariff, which may have eased trade friction. Colombia’s coffee exports remain volatile, with July’s volume still below March’s 72.32M kg peak. The mixed signals—higher volume but softer prices—suggest shifting demand or logistical adjustments.

Table: Colombia Coffee Beans Export Trend (Source: yTrade)

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Geographic Concentration & Market Logic

The United States dominates Colombia's coffee bean exports, accounting for 36.97% of value and 37.67% of weight, revealing a balanced Value-Volume Gap—indicating stable demand for standard-grade beans without premium pricing pressure. Germany and Belgium follow with higher value shares (8.84%, 7.73%) than weight (8.97%, 7.28%), suggesting niche demand for higher-quality or specialty beans. The absence of extreme gaps elsewhere implies a cost-efficient supply chain, optimized for bulk trade rather than high-margin segments. Strategic focus remains on volume-driven markets, with limited premiumization outside Europe.

Table: Colombia Coffee Beans (HS Code 0901) Top Destination Countries (Source: yTrade)

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Colombia HS Code 0901 Breakdown & Value Logic

yTrade data reveals 0901119000 (Coffee; not roasted or decaffeinated) dominates Colombia's HS Code 0901 exports, capturing 97% of value ($466.4M) and 98% of volume (57.72M kg) in July 2025—a clear bulk-volume play. The remaining sub-codes (like decaffeinated or roasted variants) are marginal, collectively under 3% of value, signaling Colombia's export strength lies in raw, unprocessed beans. This aligns with global demand for cost-efficient sourcing, not premium processing. The market remains anchored in low-margin, high-volume trade—no surprise for a commodity powerhouse.

Table: Colombia (HS Code 0901) Breakdown Details (Source: yTrade)

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Colombia Coffee Beans Buyers List

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Frequently Asked Questions

How did Colombia Coffee Beans Export perform in July?

Colombia's coffee bean exports rose 14.76% month-on-month to $480.68M in July, with volume up 19.98% to 59.16M kg. Unit prices dipped 4.36% to $8.12/kg.

What are the top Export partners for Colombia Coffee Beans?

The U.S. led with $169.30M, followed by Germany ($40.46M) and Belgium ($35.39M).

Who are the major Coffee Beans Buyers?

A La Orden dominated with $72.32M in purchases, trailed by Olam Americas ($30.59M) and Starbucks Manufacturing ($24.81M).

What is the specific HS Code for this trade?

The data covers HS Code 0901, with significant activity in unroasted, non-decaffeinated coffee (HS 090111).