China's coffee exports far exceed imports, and half of Chinese coffee goes to Vietnam and Germany

Coffee is gradually entering people's lives. Coffee shops are blooming everywhere. At night, people often have a cup of fragrant coffee beside the screen or in front of the pen and paper. In addition to refreshing, more and more people are tasting coffee. There are foreign words written on the packaging of various coffee beans, but how many people have tasted coffee from Yunnan, my country?

More than 95% of my country's coffee comes from Yunnan Province. From January to November 2018, my country imported about 60,000 tons of coffee beans, while the total export volume reached 89,600 tons, far exceeding the import volume. However, the value is lower, and the unit price is not as high as that of imported coffee.

The vast majority of coffee beans traded in my country are green beans, that is, unroasted and uncaffeinated coffee beans, which account for more than three-quarters of imports and over 95% of exports.

my country's coffee beans are mainly exported to Vietnam and Germany, with each country accounting for about a quarter. The United States ranks third, with imported coffee beans accounting for 8.40% of the total.