Colombia Coffee Exports to the United States: Monthly Tracker

How much coffee does Colombia ship to the United States? Monthly FOB tracker with unit values, origin departments and seasonality — computed from the official MADR dataset.

Data through 2026-06 · source: MADR rfip-pkv5 · CC BY-SA 4.0

US$4,711.4MCafé→US corridor, 30 months (FOB)
39.4%of all Colombian coffee exports go to the US
US$6.86/kgblended corridor unit value (FOB)
US$235.3Maverage December, the seasonal peak

Corridor shape

The Café→US corridor is worth US$4,711.4M over the window — 39.4% of everything Colombia earns from coffee. The blended unit value of US$6.86/kg reflects a mostly-green-coffee mix; soluble and extract products add upside further down the chain (they are tracked on the hub page as part of the coffee family).

Seasonality: December is the quiet surge

Averaged per calendar occurrence, December delivers US$235.3M — the strongest month of the corridor, consistent with pre-holiday roaster restocking rather than harvest timing alone.

Destination ranking within the product group

Beyond the US corridor itself, these are the largest destination markets for Colombian coffee across all partners.

Estados Unidos de AméricaUS$4,711.4M · 39.4%
BélgicaUS$951.6M · 8.0%
CanadáUS$904.6M · 7.6%
AlemaniaUS$857.8M · 7.2%
JapónUS$595.1M · 5.0%
República de CoreaUS$476.9M · 4.0%
ChinaUS$375.5M · 3.1%
EspañaUS$280.4M · 2.3%

Origins inside Colombia

Bogotá department leads corridor value at US$1,141.1M — logistics gravitate to the savanna collection points even when beans are grown elsewhere. Top 3 departments inside the US corridor:

DepartmentFOB (30 mo)
BogotáUS$1,141.1M
AntioquiaUS$1,035.0M
HuilaUS$992.1M

Source & provenance

How much coffee does Colombia export to the US?

US$4,711.4M FOB over the 30-month snapshot — that is 39.4% of all Colombian coffee exports.

What price does Colombian coffee fetch in the US?

The corridor's blended unit value is US$6.86 per kg FOB. December is the seasonally strongest month, averaging US$235.3M per calendar occurrence.

Which department ships the coffee?

Bogotá leads within the corridor at US$1,141.1M, reflecting the concentration of green-coffee logistics around the savanna region.

Where does this data come from?

From the Colombian Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADR) dataset rfip-pkv5 on datos.gov.co, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 — redistribution and commercial reuse permitted with attribution and share-alike.

How fresh is the data?

The underlying snapshot covers January 2024 through June 2026 at monthly grain, fetched on 2026-10-18 (UTC). Recent months can look low because customs filing lags — treat the newest cells as provisional.

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