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According to a report by the São Paulo newspaper Folha de S. Paulo, data from the Brazilian Supermarket Association (Abras) shows that the decrease in coffee powder prices has also helped to mitigate the rise in basic food prices in the Southeast region in June, when food prices dropped by 0.52%. However, the price of coffee powder per kilogram remains high, with prices around 80 reais depending on the brand. This Wednesday (23rd), the reporter visited 8 supermarkets in the southern and central regions of São Paulo, where the average price of a 500g package was 37.21 reais, and the average price of a 250g package was 20.91 reais. During discounts, the price of 500g of coffee can drop to 27.99 reais. In the most expensive areas, the price can reach up to 44.99 reais. Experts say that consumers may need up to three months to notice the significant drop in coffee prices, which have risen cumulatively by 86.53% over the past 12 months and by 45.86% since January. "Wholesale coffee ...

Today, July 27, looking back at the coffee prices for the week, there is a contrasting trend between domestic prices and futures prices. Today, July 27, coffee prices decreased on the exchange, but domestic prices continued to rise. Today, the average coffee price in the Central Highlands region is 95,500 VND/kg, down 2,000 VND/kg from the previous session but up 1,600 VND/kg from the previous weekend, corresponding to an increase of 1.7%. Meanwhile, the global Robusta price closed the week at 3,228 USD/ton (equivalent to 83,700 VND/kg), down 120 USD/ton, equivalent to 3.6% for the September 2025 futures contract. Thus, domestic coffee prices are currently about 12,000 VND/kg higher than the London exchange prices. At the same futures period, the weekly closing price for Arabica was 6,690 USD/ton, down 130 USD/ton from the previous weekend. This contrasting trend is attributed to Vietnam being at the end of the harvest season, with scarce supply and no pressure to sell. Buyers ...

The price of coffee today, July 26, 2025, has dropped sharply worldwide. Domestic coffee prices have fallen by 1,100 dong, trading around the threshold of 95,000 - 95,500 dong/kg.