Vietnamese coffee debuts at Chile’s largest coffee fair

Jul 23rd at 07:59
23-07-2025 07:59:35+07:00

Vietnamese coffee debuts at Chile’s largest coffee fair

The Vietnam booth, hosted by the Vietnamese Embassy in Chile, showcased a wide range of signature coffee products, including robusta, arabica, roasted ground coffee, instant coffee, drip bag coffee, coffee capsules, and other specialty items. Among these, robusta, primarily cultivated in Vietnam’s Central Highlands, stood out as a key strength due to the region’s unique climate and soil conditions.

The Vietnamese Embassy in Chile hosts the Vietnam booth at ExpoCafé 2025 in Santiago. — VNA/VNS Photo

Vietnamese coffee made its debut at ExpoCafé 2025, Chile’s largest coffee fair that ran from July 19–20 at the Espacio Riesco exhibition centre in Santiago.

The Việt Nam booth, hosted by the Vietnamese Embassy in Chile, showcased a wide range of signature coffee products, including robusta, arabica, roasted ground coffee, instant coffee, drip bag coffee, coffee capsules, and other specialty items. Among these, robusta, primarily cultivated in Việt Nam’s Central Highlands, stood out as a key strength due to the region’s unique climate and soil conditions.

Việt Nam is currently the world’s second-largest coffee producer, with an annual output of around 2 million tonnes, accounting for 15–18 per cent of global supply. Vietnamese coffee products are now present in more than 80 countries, including major markets such as Europe, the US, Japan, Russia, the UK, and Canada.

Vietnamese Trade Counsellor in Chile Ngô Thu Hương, noted that Vietnamese coffee still maintains a modest presence in Chile and the wider Latin American region. She emphasised that participating in ExpoCafé 2025 presents a strategic opportunity to promote Vietnamese coffee in a region with a long-standing coffee-drinking culture and significant market potential.

The event drew the participation of over 150 businesses from coffee-producing and coffee-consuming countries. According to the Vietnamese Embassy in Chile, the event marked an important milestone in enhancing Việt Nam’s national brand, expanding export markets, and seeking new opportunities in promising regions such as Latin America. 

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- 13:53 21/07/2025



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