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Published: 2024-09-17 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/09/17, South Korea is currently the fastest-growing arabica coffee market in Asia, with 15000 coffee shops last year, an eightfold increase from 2006. Starbucks already has 554 stores in South Korea. Singer Psy sings sarcastically in the hit music video Jiangnan Style that some fashionable women know how to enjoy the freedom of a cup of coffee and drink coffee can't wait to get cold. Cheers.

South Korea is currently the fastest growing arabica coffee market in Asia, with the number of coffee shops rising to 15000 last year, compared with 2006

With an annual growth rate of about eightfold, Starbucks has 554 stores in South Korea. Singer Psy sings sarcastically in the hit music film "Jiangnan Style".

"there are fashionable women who know how to enjoy the freedom of a cup of coffee" and "men who can't wait to drink coffee to drink a toast", which fully reflect South Korea.

With the trend of people's pursuit of wealth and fashion, coffee is getting higher and higher, and it costs as much as New York, not even a cup of coffee worth 10,000 won (NT $280).

It's too expensive.

Da Siva, who is in charge of coffee business at the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, pointed out that South Korean coffee bean roasters are willing to offer more than their American counterparts in order to get good coffee beans.

A high price. He said that a bag of coffee beans for every 60 kilograms can be sold in South Korea for up to 1000 lire ($415), the same coffee beans.

Sold to American roasters for only 315 lire.

Braga, chairman of the Brazilian Coffee Export Council, said that Brazilian coffee bean exports to South Korea could grow by 4.5 percent a year over the next five years, compared with Asia.

Japan, the largest coffee market, is likely to grow at an annual rate of less than 1%. He said: "South Korea pays attention to brand, origin and quality, which is why South Korea has now been

As a very important coffee market in the rise. " Brazil ranks second in South Korea with a market share of about 20%, second only to robusta coffee in Vietnam.

Caffeine has a market share of about 30%.

South Korea is leading the trend of coffee hobby in Asia, and Brazilians are also optimistic that South Korea can become a springboard into other Asian markets, including China. Brazil

Sales of raw coffee beans to south Korea last year rose 19% from 2009 to 326000 bags, still far below the 2.6 million bags sold to japan. But Brazilian coffee

Sato, president of the trade association, believes that South Korea has the potential to reach the same scale as soon as five years.

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