Hainan coffee exports surge 82.35 percent in first half

Coffee exports from south China’s Hainan Province reached 11.78 million yuan in the first half of 2026, up 82.35 percent from a year earlier, Haikou Customs said Tuesday.

The products were shipped to 19 countries, including Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand.

After the launch of island-wide special customs operations in the Hainan Free Trade Port, the zero-tariff policy has enabled local companies to directly source coffee beans from around the world for processing and export finished products.

Haikou Customs said it is helping companies comply with export food safety rules, strengthen quality-control systems and develop higher-value coffee products.

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