Philippines
Philippines is a smaller coffee producer: USDA's PSD database puts its 2026/27 crop at about 475,000 60-kg bags, about 95 percent of it robusta. FAOSTAT records 64,000 t of green coffee in 2024 from 115,779 ha harvested. Its ICO certificates of origin are issued by Department of Trade and Industry.
- Production 2026/27
- 475kbags29k t · USDA PSD
- Exports 2026/27
- 0bags0% of the harvest
- Arabica share
- 5%
- World rank
- 24of 400.3% of origin output
- Area harvested 2024
- 116khaFAOSTAT
- Altitude
- not published
Production and exports
60 kg bags · USDA PSD market yearsMarket years 2010/11 to 2026/27; the last year is USDA's current estimate. Domestic use is PSD's domestic consumption line.
Area harvested, hectares · FAOSTAT
FAOSTAT crops and livestock products, item green coffee (CC BY 4.0). Values flagged as estimates by FAO are included as published.
Where the coffee goes
Supply and use| Stocks carried in | 300k |
| Production | 475k |
| Imports | 6.25M |
| Exports | 0 |
| Domestic use | 6.73M |
| Stocks carried out | 300k |
| Share of the harvest exported | 0% |
| Rank among producing origins by exports | — |
Where the exports go is not published here. Shipments by destination, including US imports from Philippines, come from USITC DataWeb and the Census trade API, which need credentials we do not hold yet.
Harvest months for Philippines are not published by the sources used here.
Growing regions
4 regionsVarieties, processing and grading
Main varieties
not published
Common processing
not published
Export grading
No grading system recorded.
ICO certifying agent: Department of Trade and Industry
Character and protected names
Flavour tendencies
The sources used do not describe a typical cup for Philippines; this page does not invent one.
General tendencies from importer origin notes, not a promise about any lot. The claims behind them are listed with their sources at the foot of the page.
Geographical indications and protected names
None recorded for Philippines.