DUBAI, UAE – India is showcasing its coffees at World of Coffee Dubai 2025, the major exhibition dedicated to the coffee sector, which runs until tomorrow at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The Coffees of India Pavilion, led by the Coffee Board of India, will feature a large delegation of industry players who will showcase the wide range of high quality coffees produced in the country.
The pavilion presents an extensive selection of Arabica and Robusta varieties, organic coffees, specialty blends, and innovative value-added products.
With more than 120 exhibitors representing 43 companies, the showcase underscores India’s growing prominence in the global coffee market.
Visitors can explore distinctive coffee varieties from the Western and Eastern Ghats, including specialty coffees from traditional regions such as Kerala and Karnataka, as well as emerging areas like Araku Valley and Nagaland.
“We are showcasing sustainably grown Indian coffees and specialty varieties targeted toward Gulf nations and other global markets,” said Dr. Babu Reddy, Deputy Director of Market Research at the Coffee Board of India, Bangalore.
“As a government organization under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, we facilitate the coffee sector’s growth across the entire value chain, focusing on increasing production, improving productivity and quality, and promoting Indian coffees globally.
The event features our shade-grown, hand-picked, and sun-dried coffees, with cupping sessions for business professionals and visitors to experience the flavors firsthand.”
World of Coffee Dubai, now in its fourth edition from Fat the Dubai World Trade Centre, is set to be the biggest ever, with a record 1,980 participating companies, including 131 new exhibitors.
