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Yunnan Leads China in Coffee Exports in the First Nine Months of 2026

At a Glance (China Coffee Network): According to Kunming Customs, in the first nine months of 2026, Yunnan’s exports of coffee and coffee products reached 490 million yuan in value, ranking first nationwide, and were sold to 42 countries and regions including Vietnam, Malaysia, and Germany.

According to Kunming Customs, in the first nine months of 2026, Yunnan’s exports of coffee and coffee products reached 490 million yuan in value, ranking first nationwide, and were sold to 42 countries and regions including Vietnam, Malaysia, and Germany.

Mangshi Customs officers conducting on-site supervision of export coffee products
Source: Yunnan Net / Photo: Xu Yumeng.

Image source: Yunnan Net (Mangshi Customs officers conducting on-site supervision of export coffee products. Photo by correspondent Xu Yumeng.)

Stepping into Hogood Holdings (Yunnan) Co., Ltd., one finds roasting, extraction, and drying equipment humming in the workshop; on the conveyor belt, bags of instant coffee powder glide by at a steady pace, and the aroma of coffee floats in the air. After passing the territorial inspection by Mangshi Customs, a subordinate of Kunming Customs, this batch of instant coffee powder is about to be shipped to Singapore.

“Instant coffee powder and cold-brew freeze-dried coffee are easy to carry and brew; they both preserve the flavor foundation of Yunnan coffee and meet the diverse demands of global consumers for coffee,” said the person in charge of Hogood Coffee’s sales department.

In recent years, Yunnan coffee enterprises have continuously increased technological R&D and innovation in deep-processing products, pushing the product structure toward diversification and higher added value. To support the transformation and upgrading of Yunnan coffee, Mangshi Customs has strengthened precise supervision and thoughtful services. Customs officers are dispatched to factory areas and warehouses to verify on site the source of raw materials, processing procedures, and finished-product quality, while simultaneously completing sampling and submission for testing; coordinating with port customs, they have formed an efficient customs-clearance model of “territorial inspection, direct access to ports, and rapid release,” greatly shortening the time it takes coffee products to travel from the production workshop to overseas customers. Addressing issues of common concern to enterprises, such as product access and tariff preferences, customs staff proactively visit companies to give precise explanations of access requirements in importing countries and regions, the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) system, and tariff preferences under free trade agreements, and to promote facilitation measures such as the “cloud issuance” of inspection and quarantine certificates and self-service printing of certificates of origin.

“We plan to keep developing new coffee categories. Improved customs-clearance efficiency lets our products reach overseas customers quickly, giving us more confidence to expand our markets,” said the person in charge of Hogood Coffee’s sales department. (Reporter: Liu Ziyu)

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