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Brew Bites: Arabica Dips, Vietnam Sips, and Your Coffee Tips

Brew Bites: Arabica Dips, Vietnam Sips, and Your Coffee Tips

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This is your Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

Hey everyone, welcome to another episode of Daily Coffee Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I'm your host Vanessa, and today we're diving into the freshest coffee market updates, including the current trading price for arabica coffee, straight from the latest reports.

Let's kick off with the big number you're here for: as of the most recent close on December 22nd, the coffee C contract, that's arabica futures on the ICE exchange, hit a low of about 3.39 dollars per pound before rebounding. Royal New York Market Watch notes it's hovering near 3.50 dollars right now, after dropping from those wild four-dollar peaks earlier this year. That's still historically high, folks, with 2025 averaging over three dollars for the first time ever, driven by weather worries in Brazil and Vietnam.

Over in Vietnam, coffee prices surged sharply by 1,200 to 1,500 Vietnamese dong per kilo today, the second day in a row of gains, according to Coffee Daily Press Review and Báo Nghệ An. Supply jitters are keeping things volatile. In South Korea, a weak won is jacking up import costs, so expect coffee and convenience store prices to rise starting January, reports Korea JoongAng Daily. And the Philippines is pushing a new bill to boost local production and cut import reliance, aiming for a National Coffee Board to ramp up output against their huge 405,000 metric ton demand.

On the global front, tariff relief on Brazilian coffee has eased some pressure, but certified stocks are still near multi-year lows thanks to strong roaster demand. Brazil's next crop looks promising at maybe 70 million bags, and Vietnam's robusta is holding resilient. Robusta futures on ICE closed at 3,708 dollars per ton yesterday.

What does this mean for you? If you're roasting, brewing at home, or running a cafe, lock in some forward contracts now while prices might soften with new supply coming. For us home brewers, savor those beans and maybe stock up on favorites before any hikes hit your local shop. Stay smart, track those trends, and keep that coffee flowing strong.

Thanks for joining me today on Daily Coffee Price Tracker. If you loved this, subscribe, share with your coffee crew, and tune in tomorrow for more. Brew on, friends!

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