Taiwan coffee market 結果共8筆

The 2026 Taiwan International Specialty Coffee Festival in Kaohsiung highlights Southeast Asia’s unique coffee flavors. Discover trends, deals, and Taiwan’s coffee market growth.

Uni-President Enterprises Chairman Lo Chih-hsien discusses the impact of rising coffee bean prices on CITY CAFE. Despite a 5% profit decline, Lo adapts to new norms and addresses market competition.

Taiwan’s largest coffee chain, Louisa Coffee, is investing NT$592 million (US$20.5 million) to build a new 11-story headquarters in Xinzhuang District. The expansion follows record quarterly revenue of NT$645 million and aims to support the company’s growth into the meal market while integrating multi-brand operations.

Louisa Coffee plans to expand into the food market, aiming for over 50% revenue from non-chain brands. Despite a slight revenue dip in 2024, Q1 saw a 12.96% rise.

Coffee prices in Taiwan are rising as global bean costs double due to extreme weather in major producing regions. Starbucks has already increased prices, while budget chains like cama and Louisa Coffee face difficult decisions about whether to follow suit or absorb costs internally. With Taiwan’s coffee consumption jumping 50% in just two years and harvests continuing to decline, experts warn that affordable coffee may soon become a thing of the past.

Extreme weather and tariffs may drive up global coffee prices, impacting consumers and businesses. Analysts predict rising costs through 2026, affecting affordability.

Yunlin County teams up with local businesses for Tokyo Foodex Japan 2025, showcasing products like coffee and rice. The county aims to boost Taiwan-Japan trade.

Discover how Taiwan and Guatemala celebrate their shared values of freedom and democracy, and their commitment to facing global challenges together. Read about the nations’ economic ties and future collaboration plans.