International Coffee Organization

International Coffee Organization We are the International Coffee Organization. Strengthening the global coffee sector through international cooperation.

The International Coffee Organization (ICO) is the main intergovernmental organization for coffee, bringing together exporting and importing Governments to tackle the challenges facing the world coffee sector through international cooperation. Its Member Governments represent 98% of world coffee production and 83% of world consumption.

Yesterday, 12 August, the International Coffee Organization (ICO) met with representatives from the UK Department for En...
13/08/2026

Yesterday, 12 August, the International Coffee Organization (ICO) met with representatives from the UK Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra)’s International Deforestation Regulations Team to discuss the UK’s proposed approach to tackling deforestation in supply chains, announced on 23 June.

The meeting covered the upcoming consultation in Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the implications for coffee supply chains, and the role the ICO can play in informing coffee-producing countries and global private-sector associations. Discussions also explored ICO support for the coffee sector’s readiness for the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR).*

Collaboration between governments, international organizations and the private sector remains essential to ensure that regulatory approaches are effective, coherent and actionable across global coffee value chains.

On 19–20 November, the coffee research community is coming together to share knowledge, discoveries and solutions at the...
11/08/2026

On 19–20 November, the coffee research community is coming together to share knowledge, discoveries and solutions at the Science-Driven Coffee Cup, hosted at Campus Simonelli Group, Italy.

From coffee chemistry and fermentation to AI, neuroscience and consumer trends: two days where science and industry speak the same language.

The ICO is proud to support this event as advancing coffee science is at the heart of building a more sustainable and resilient sector.

Early registration open until 21 September👉 sdcc.unicam.it

On Tuesday (21 July), the European Union officially signed the International Coffee Agreement 2022 - a landmark commitme...
21/07/2026

On Tuesday (21 July), the European Union officially signed the International Coffee Agreement 2022 - a landmark commitment to a more sustainable, equitable, and resilient coffee sector for all.

The ICA 2022 is the eighth agreement since the ICO was established, adopted after a thorough revision of the 2007 Agreement. It opens the door to a new era of global cooperation in the sector.

From origin to cup, coffee connects us all. 🤝

Climate challenges won’t wait and neither will coffee farmers. ☕🌿New genetic materials, agroecological practices and cli...
17/07/2026

Climate challenges won’t wait and neither will coffee farmers. ☕🌿

New genetic materials, agroecological practices and climate finance are redefining the future of coffee. Swipe to understand what’s at stake.

The numbers are in. Here’s what the global coffee market looked like in June 2026.- 12.4 million bags exported in May- A...
15/07/2026

The numbers are in. Here’s what the global coffee market looked like in June 2026.

- 12.4 million bags exported in May
- Arabica exports down 8.3% year-on-year
- Robusta up 4.7% — continuing its strong run
- I-CIP at 248.89 US cents/lb — a 2.8% dip from May

The full picture is in our Monthly Coffee Factsheet 👇
🔗 ico.org

A new chapter for global coffee cooperation!Today, the International Coffee Organization and the Food and Agriculture Or...
14/07/2026

A new chapter for global coffee cooperation!

Today, the International Coffee Organization and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations signed a renewed Memorandum of Understanding, reinforcing our shared commitment to a more sustainable, inclusive and resilient coffee sector.

Together, we will continue working to:
🌱 Promote sustainable coffee production
🌍 Strengthen climate resilience
📊 Improve market transparency
👩‍🌾 Support coffee-growing communities
💡 Foster innovation and knowledge sharing

This renewed partnership builds on years of collaboration and reflects our shared vision of a future where coffee continues to create opportunities for people, communities and the planet.

Here’s to an even stronger partnership for coffee!

On 16 July, the ICO’s Head of Operations, Hannelore Beerlandt, joins the DIASCA Dialogue to present how the ICO Coffee P...
13/07/2026

On 16 July, the ICO’s Head of Operations, Hannelore Beerlandt, joins the DIASCA Dialogue to present how the ICO Coffee Public-Private Task Force (CPPTF) will develop Voluntary Guidelines to support the design and governance of national geo-referenced coffee plot databases, helping coffee producing countries prepare for the EU Deforestation Regulation.

📅 16 July 2026 | 12:30–13:30 (UK) / 13:30–14:30 (CEST)

🔗 Register: link in bio

Yesterday (1st July), H.E. Ambassador José Patrício signed and deposited the instrument of ratification for the Internat...
02/07/2026

Yesterday (1st July), H.E. Ambassador José Patrício signed and deposited the instrument of ratification for the International Coffee Agreement 2022 on behalf of the Government of Angola.

Discussions focused on strengthening Angola’s coffee value chain: boosting production, improving quality, and building on the country’s role as a longstanding partner of the ICO.

29/06/2026

And just like that, our Brussels chapter closes. 🇧🇪

On Saturday at World of Coffee 2026, we joined the session “How Are Coffee Sector Actors Preparing for the EUDR?”, a conversation that couldn’t be more timely.

There was still time to taste some coffees from different origins, visited our’s members booths, and got to meet in person many people we usually only connect with online. Those moments are always special.

An intense, meaningful week, full of conversations, knowledge-sharing, and new connections. Until next time, World of Coffee Europe!

26/06/2026

Day 3 in Brussels - World of Coffee: full of meaningful conversations and great coffee.

Our agenda included two standout panels: ”Living Income in Coffee: From Policy to Practice”, alongside the Fairtrade Advocacy team; and “Brewing Knowledge, Growing the Future”, promoted by with the participation of Andrea Illy, from , exploring how knowledge and innovation can drive sustainable development across the value chain.

But World of Coffee is also where you taste exceptional coffees from every corner of the world, reconnect with long-standing partners, and remind yourself why this sector is worth fighting for. 🤝

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