Archive · 4 Oct 2025
India's Coffee Exports Rise, Reaching $1.05 Billion
India is earning more money from selling coffee.
In the first half of the year, exports brought in $1.05 billion, which is 15% more than the year before.
This is because the price of coffee has gone up.
The country is the seventh-biggest coffee maker in the world, and the fifth-biggest exporter.
The government is also trying to make sure people know about "Brand India" for coffee.
This comes at a time when a new trade agreement with EFTA countries is in effect.
India's coffee exports in H1 FY26 reached $1.05 billion, a 15% increase.
Export value in rupee terms also increased by 19% in H1 FY26.
Exporters received 34% more per unit of coffee sold.
For the coffee year, exports reached $1.95 billion, a 24% rise.
India is the seventh largest coffee producer and fifth largest exporter.
- Who
- India and its coffee exporters
- What
- Increased coffee export value
- When
- April-September FY26 (H1)
- Where
- India
- Why
- Higher prices, government initiatives, and trade agreements
India's Coffee Exporters
Government
Branding and Value
India's Coffee Exporters
Focus on revenue increase
Government
Brand India to increase value
- H1 FY26 Export Value
- $1.05 billion, up 15%
- H1 FY26 Export Value (Rupee)
- Rs 9,119.24 crore, up 19%
- Per Unit Realized
- Up 34% to Rs 4.71 lakh per tonne
- Coffee Year 2024-25 Exports (Value)
- $1.95 billion, up 24%
- Coffee Year 2024-25 Exports (Volume)
- 2.96 lakh tonnes
- India's Ranking
- 7th largest producer, 5th largest exporter
- EFTA Coffee Imports (Total)
- $175 million
