Export Coffee From India 2026 Market Overview & Trends

India's coffee exports show a remarkable upward trend, reaching $1.11 billion in 2024. While export value surged significantly from $464 million in 2020, the total quantity exported grew more moderately from 207 million to 255 million units. This indicates a substantial increase in unit value and premiumization over the five-year period.

In 2024, Italy remains the primary destination for Indian coffee, importing $308.18 million. Germany follows as the second-largest market at $178.97 million. Other significant importers include Belgium, the United Arab Emirates, and Libya, highlighting a strong European and Middle Eastern presence in India's export portfolio.

The Netherlands and Egypt are leading as high-growth markets, with growth rates of 1.59 and 1.19 respectively. Italy also maintains strong momentum (1.10), while Germany and the UAE show positive growth. This suggests diversification opportunities into emerging European and North African markets alongside established trade partners.

Green coffee beans (HS 090111) dominate India's coffee exports, accounting for $1.10 billion in 2024. This represents the vast majority of the sector's value. Other categories, including roasted coffee and husks, contribute significantly smaller portions, totaling under $7 million combined, emphasizing the industry's focus on raw bean exports.