International Coffee Organization (ICO)

The I-CIP averaged 267.57 US cents/lb, down 9.9% from January, while global green bean exports rose 12.7% year-on-year to 10.85 million bags. Strong Robusta shipments—up 49.1%—continue to reshape trade flows and reduce Arabica’s share of exports. bit.ly/3P90K8o

A historic moment for the global coffee community The United Nations General Assembly has officially designated 1 October as International Coffee Day, recognizing coffee’s importance to economies, cultures and livelihoods around the world.

Yesterday (10 March) we were in Brasília for the inauguration ceremony of the new leadership of Embrapa Café, an important institution dedicated exclusively to technological development and innovation in Brazilian coffee production.

This International Women’s Day, we recognize the women who cultivate, lead, innovate and inspire across the coffee world. Their work strengthens communities and builds a more sustainable future for coffee. #InternationalWomensMonth

Our campaign video “Coffee Is Part of the Solution” is now available in four languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese and French. The video highlights how coffee supports livelihoods, sustainability and resilience.

We welcome Côte d’Ivoire's ratification of the International Coffee Agreement 2022, deposited last week by H.E. Ambassador Aly Touré. The country reinforces its commitment to multilateral cooperation and to a sustainable, transparent and resilient global coffee sector for all.

Some say it with flowers. We say it with coffee. Happy Valentine’s Day ☕️❤️ Tag here that person you want to invite for a coffee today! #valentinesday #coffeelovers

Coffee prices have continued to fall since the end of January. The ICO Composite Indicator Price reached a six-month low of 262.1 US cents/lb on 6 February, as improved supply expectations for Brazil and a stronger US dollar weighed on the market. lnkd.in/df2FTY9f

The 3rd African Coffee Week has officially begun today in Addis Ababa, bringing together leaders from across the African and global coffee sector for high-level dialogue and collaboration. #AfricanCoffeeWeek #ICO #GlobalCoffee #CoffeeCommunity #CoffeeIsPartOfTheSolution

Reliable data is the backbone of a resilient and transparent global coffee market. Behind this work is a dedicated Statistics team, analysing market trends, production, consumption and trade across ICO Member countries.

Regenerative agriculture can reshape the future of coffee. From healthier soil to greater climate resilience, regenerative practices help coffee farmers protect their land, improve productivity, and secure the future of coffee. #CoffeeIsPartOfTheSolution

Global coffee prices moved lower in December 2025, as easing supply concerns, stronger export flows and currency movements reshaped market sentiment. The ICO Composite Indicator Price averaged 304.68 US cents/lb, down 7.8% month-on-month, with all coffee groups recording declines

2025 was a year of significant hard work and progress for the Coffee Public-Private Task Force. This initiative connects governments, businesses, producers and civil society to strengthen policies, promote sustainable practices, and advance prosperity at origin. 2026 🚀

A new year brings new questions and renewed purpose. As we begin 2026, we invite you to stay connected, explore the stories behind the coffee you enjoy every day, and take part in the conversation. Because coffee is part of the solution. #CoffeeMarket #coffeeispartofthesolution

Coffee is, and will continue to be, a powerful driver of progress. Even in the face of so many challenges, we believe that coffee is part of the solution. youtu.be/ovgtonemGmI?si… via @YouTube

Coffee prices remained range-bound in November 2025, with the ICO Composite Price averaging 330.44 US cents/lb(+1.2%). US tariff relief on Brazilian coffee weighed on the market, while severe flooding in Vietnam provided upward pressure.

The ICO expresses its heartfelt condolences following the severe floods in Vietnam, which have tragically claimed lives and devastated coffee-growing communities. Our thoughts are with the families and with the farmers whose harvests have been severely damaged by the rains.

Coffee prices held steady in October 2025, averaging 326.38 US cents/lb (+0.5%). But volatility spiked and Arabica stocks fell by nearly a quarter — showing that stability on paper hides a market full of movement. Full ICO Coffee Market Report – link in bio. #CoffeeMarket #ICO

Day 1 at #COP30 in Belém brought coffee to the centre of the climate conversation. Our ED, Vanúsia Nogueira, joined global leaders such as Minister Reem Alabali Radovan(BMZ) and Johan Rockström (PIK) to discuss how climate change is reshaping the future of coffee.

Earlier today, we had the pleasure of welcoming Ambassador Diana Vanegas, Permanent Representative of El Salvador to the ICO since May 2024, to our offices as she came to bid farewell to our Executive Director and the ICO team before taking up her next post