Hungary Coffee Importers, Exporters and Traders

Verified directory of 6 Hungarian coffee trading companies — importers, exporters, distributors and traders of premium coffee beans, espresso blends and specialty coffee products. Sourced directly from the official Vietnam Export portal.

📜 Source Citation — OSINT Open Source Disclosure

Primary Source: The 6 Hungarian coffee trading companies listed on this page were sourced directly from the official Vietnam Export portal — a trade intelligence platform connecting Vietnamese coffee exporters with international buyers.

Disclosure: All 6 company names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, and websites on this page are reproduced verbatim from the source URL above as provided by the user. TurkExim Data Desk is not affiliated with vietnamexport.com. For verification of current company information, contact each company directly via the contact details listed in the company profiles below.

🏢 Verified Hungarian Coffee Trading Companies (6 Companies)

📊 Hungarian Coffee Trading Companies — Geographical Distribution

The 6 verified Hungarian coffee trading companies are distributed across 3 Hungarian cities, reflecting the geographic concentration of coffee trade activity:

☕ Hungary Coffee Market Overview

Hungary is an established coffee importer in Central-Eastern Europe with annual coffee imports of approximately 18,000-22,000 metric tonnes (green coffee beans + roasted coffee + soluble coffee). The country's per capita coffee consumption is approximately 3.0 kg per year — lower than the EU average of 5.0 kg but growing at ~3% annually as coffee culture expands beyond Budapest to regional cities. Hungary does not produce coffee domestically, importing 100% of its coffee supply.

Hungarian coffee imports by category (2024 estimates):

• Roasted coffee beans & ground coffee (HS 0901.21) — ~12,000 tonnes, mainly from Italy (Lavazza, Illy, Kimbo), Germany (Dallmayr, Tchibo), Austria (Julius Meinl), Brazil (supplied via EU distributors)
• Green coffee beans (HS 0901.11) — ~6,000 tonnes, primarily from Vietnam (Robusta — biggest source), Brazil (Arabica), Colombia (specialty Arabica), Ethiopia (single-origin Arabica), Honduras, India
• Soluble/instant coffee (HS 2101.11) — ~3,500 tonnes, mainly from Vietnam, Brazil, India, Switzerland (Nescafé), Germany (Jacobs)
• Coffee extracts & concentrates (HS 2101.20) — ~500 tonnes, from EU producers

Hungary's main coffee supplier countries (2024):

• 🇻🇳 Vietnam — Largest supplier of Robusta beans (~30% of Hungarian green coffee imports). The Vietnamese-Hungarian trade connection is reflected in Vimpex Drink Kft. — a Hungarian importer led by a Vietnamese director (Mr. Nguyễn Hữu Mẫn).
• 🇮🇹 Italy — Largest supplier of roasted coffee (~28% of roasted imports). Italian espresso blends dominate Hungarian cafe and restaurant markets.
• 🇧🇷 Brazil — Major Arabica supplier (~18%), both green and roasted.
• 🇩🇪 Germany — Roasted and soluble coffee (~12%).
• 🇨🇴 Colombia — Specialty Arabica (~8%).
• 🇪🇹 Ethiopia — Single-origin specialty Arabica (~4%).

🏛️ EU Customs Context — Hungarian Coffee Import Procedures

Hungary is a member of the European Union (since 1 May 2004) and applies the EU Common Customs Tariff (CCT) for imports from non-EU countries. Coffee imports into Hungary are subject to:

• EU Customs Duty (HS 0901 — Coffee, green or roasted): 0% customs duty for green coffee beans (HS 0901.11) — global tariff-free for non-EU origins. Roasted coffee (HS 0901.21) also carries 0% duty. Decaffeinated coffee (HS 0901.12) — 0% duty.
• Soluble/instant coffee (HS 2101.11): 0% to 6.4% EU MFN duty depending on the exact product classification. Most instant coffee carries a 6.4% duty for non-EU origins.
• Hungarian VAT (ÁFA): 27% standard rate — among the highest in the EU — applied on the customs-value-plus-duty total. Applies to all coffee products at retail level.
• EU GSP (Generalised System of Preferences): Vietnam qualifies for EBA (Everything But Arms) preferential 0% duty as a Least Developed Country beneficiary — coffee exports from Vietnam to Hungary (and the wider EU) enter tariff-free.
• EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA): Entered into force 1 August 2020 — gradually eliminates 99% of customs duties over 10 years. Coffee (already 0% under EBA) receives immediate 0% tariff with simplified customs procedures.

Hungarian coffee importers file customs declarations via the EU's centralized customs system. Imports enter Hungary primarily through three routes: (1) Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport (BUD) — for air-freighted high-value specialty coffee; (2) Hungary-Austria land border crossings (Hegyeshalom, Nickelsdorf) — for trucked-in roasted coffee from Italy, Germany, Austria; (3) Port of Trieste (Italy) or Port of Koper (Slovenia) via rail/road intermodal — for green coffee beans shipped from Vietnam, Brazil, Colombia through Mediterranean deep-sea ports.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Where can I find the official source for these Hungarian coffee companies?
The 6 Hungarian coffee trading companies listed above were sourced from http://vietnamexport.com — the Vietnam Export trade portal that connects Vietnamese coffee exporters with verified Hungarian importers. The portal maintains a directory of Hungarian coffee buyers with full contact details.

Q2: Why does Vimpex Drink Kft. have a Vietnamese director?
Vietnam is the world's largest Robusta coffee producer and a major supplier to the EU market. Vimpex Drink Kft. is led by Mr. Nguyễn Hữu Mẫn (Giám đốc điều hành / CEO) — a Vietnamese-Hungarian businessman who established the company to facilitate direct coffee trade between Vietnam and Hungary, leveraging the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) preferential terms.

Q3: Are these Hungarian coffee importers exclusively serving Hungary?
No. Hungary is part of the EU Single Market, so coffee imported into Hungary can be freely re-exported to other EU member states without additional customs duties. Several Hungarian coffee trading companies (particularly Budapest-based firms) re-export to Slovakia, Romania, Croatia, Slovenia, and Austria — neighboring EU markets.

Q4: How can I get the full Hungarian coffee importer database?
TurkExim Data Desk maintains a full Hungary coffee importer database covering 80+ verified Hungarian coffee trading companies (2015-2025) — including the 6 listed above plus an additional 75+ Budapest, Tata, Hódmezővásárhely, Pécs, Debrecen, and Szeged-based importers. For the full Hungarian coffee importer B/L database, contact TurkExim via WhatsApp +90 501 037 37 64. Excel/CSV formats, monthly updates.

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