Pu’er Coffee

 The 2024 Yunnan Coffee Industry Development Report (hereinafter referred to as “the Report”) was recently released, offering a comprehensive look at the strong momentum of Yunnan’s coffee sector. According to the Report, in 2024, Yunnan’s coffee planting area reached 1.1931 million mu (approximately 79,500 hectares), accounting for 97.85% of the total national planting area. The province’s total coffee output hit 150,200 tons , making up 98.65% of China’s total production, while its total agricultural output value reached 4.872 billion yuan , representing 98.61% of the national figure. With these overwhelming numbers, Yunnan has firmly established itself as China’s leading coffee-producing region , and the full-scale development of the “Yun Coffee” industrial chain is accelerating the creation of a distinct “Chinese coffee flavor.” A Coffee Landscape Defined by Altitude and Diversity Yunnan remains the largest coffee cultivation region in China, with plantations mainly di...

 Between July and September this year, Ethiopia exported 113,542 tons of coffee , marking a significant jump compared to the same period last year. Export revenues also soared by $243 million , up 47% year-over-year . This remarkable performance was fueled by growing global demand and the country’s ongoing improvements in export infrastructure. While Europe and the Middle East remain Ethiopia’s largest buyers, emerging Asian markets are showing strong momentum. Germany, Saudi Arabia, and Belgium continue to be the top importers, accounting for nearly half of total exports. Germany imported 20,793 tons ($138.18 million) , Saudi Arabia 16,088 tons ($102.18 million) , and Belgium 13,910 tons ($93.45 million) — a testament to Ethiopia’s consistent reputation for high-quality beans and reliable supply. Premium Returns and Smarter Market Strategies Ethiopia’s coffee sector has undergone a major rebound. Export earnings surged 52% year-over-year , far outpacing the 3% increase in ...