Uganda’s Coffee Prices Remain Stable as Global Markets Surge — MAAIF

The Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF) has reported that Uganda’s coffee farm gate prices remain stable, even as both Robusta and Arabica coffees registered gains on international markets.

According to MAAIF’s latest Daily Coffee Market Analysis Report dated October 6, 2025, Robusta futures on the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (LIFFE) and Arabica futures on the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) posted notable increases. Robusta prices rose to an average of US$2,658 per metric tonne, while Arabica futures climbed to about US$244.25 per pound.

The ministry attributed the positive trend to tight global supply conditions and favourable weather concerns in key producing countries. “The international coffee markets closed higher on Friday. Robusta prices were boosted by concerns over lower exports from Vietnam and Brazil, while Arabica gained due to declining stocks and firm demand from roasters,” the report noted.

Despite these international movements, local farm gate prices remained stable across Uganda’s major coffee-growing regions. Indicative prices showed Robusta FAQ trading at between UGX 10,000–11,000 per kilogram, Kiboko at UGX 4,800–5,400, Arabica parchment at UGX 11,000–13,000, and Drugar coffee at UGX 10,800–11,600.

MAAIF reaffirmed that the sustained farm gate prices reflect a resilient domestic market, supported by strong export demand and consistent quality from farmers. The ministry continues to monitor both international trends and local market dynamics to ensure coffee farmers benefit from favourable global conditions.