Pu’er Coffee

 On November 1, 2025, amidst the rising and lowering of dock cranes at Hainan's Yangpu Port, a batch of goods labeled "Xing'ao Hazelnut Flavor Coffee Beans" was steadily loaded onto a vessel and set sail for Australia in the Southern Hemisphere. This was no ordinary cargo shipment; it marked the first practical application of the Hainan Free Trade Port’s "zero-tariff" policy for raw and auxiliary materials in the coffee sector. This inaugural import and export trade deal for the coffee category, completed under the "two ends outside" model (importing raw materials, processing, and exporting the finished product), and its symbolic trade chain spanning half the globe, signals the substantial realization of the Hainan Free Trade Port's policy benefits within the coffee industry. 01. Benefit Release: Policy Empowerment Behind the Formation of a Cross-Border Supply Chain The core driver behind the formation of this trade model is the continuous dee...

 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 ...