Coffee Prices Today, September 4: Prices Rebound Across the Board

Vietnam Coffee Prices

As of September 4, 2025, domestic coffee prices in Vietnam have rebounded strongly, averaging 115,200 VND/kg, up +300 VND/kg compared to the previous session.

Đắk Lắk: 115,300 VND/kg (+300)
Lâm Đồng: 114,600 VND/kg (+300)
Gia Lai: 115,100 VND/kg (+300)
Đắk Nông: 115,300 VND/kg (+300)

Meanwhile, black pepper prices dropped by 1,000 VND/kg to 153,000 VND/kg, while the USD/VND exchange rate was reported at 26,160 (+22).

Opportunities for Roasters and Distributors

Global Coffee Price Updates

London Robusta Market

On September 3, Robusta coffee futures on the London exchange ended higher after several consecutive declines:

September 2025 contract: 4,610 USD/ton (+8 USD, +0.17%)
November 2025 contract: 4,454 USD/ton (+55 USD, +1.25%)
January 2026 contract: 4,371 USD/ton (+54 USD, +1.25%)

New York Arabica Market

Arabica coffee futures on the New York exchange also moved up:

September 2025 contract: 385.25 US cents/pound (+3.05, +0.80%)
December 2025 contract: 373.65 US cents/pound (+3.30, +0.89%)
March 2026 contract: 361.80 US cents/pound (+3.05, +0.85%)

Market Drivers

According to Barchart and Reuters, the rebound in prices was largely due to supply concerns, even as weather in Brazil improved.

The International Coffee Organization (ICO) reported that global coffee exports in July fell 1.6% year-on-year to 11.6 million bags.
From October to July, exports totaled 115.6 million bags, down 0.3% compared to the same period last year.
ICE-certified inventories continue to decline, with Robusta stocks down to a 1-month low of 6,552 lots and Arabica stocks falling to 686,863 bags – the lowest in 15 months.

Brazil remains a key factor. Adequate rainfall is needed to secure a successful flowering phase for the 2026/2027 Arabica crop. Despite recent rains in Minas Gerais, analysts note that the market remains highly sensitive to weather fluctuations.

Industry Reactions

In Brazil, major roasters 3 Corações and Melitta have announced price increases for their products due to higher raw material costs and tight supplies.
In Vietnam, coffee exports surged in August 2025, reaching 95,000 tons, valued at 429.1 million USD – up 25.5% in volume and 6.7% in value compared to August 2024.
For the first eight months of 2025, Vietnam exported 1.2 million tons, worth 6.42 billion USD, up 8.7% in volume but an impressive 59.1% increase in value year-on-year. The average export price was estimated at 5,580 USD/ton, up 46.4% compared to the same period last year.