Germany, the United States, and Belgium were the biggest importers of Vietnamese Arabica  coffee in the first ten months of this year, according to the latest data from the General Department of Vietnam Customs. In the period, Germany was the biggest importer of Vietnam’s Arabica coffee with 11,590  tons worth $32.77 million, up 96.7% y/y in volume and 154.9% y/y in value. The United States came in the second position with 10,991 tons at $30.89 million, down  41.2% y/y in volume and 32% y/y in value. Belgium ranked third with 4,406 tons worth nearly $12.76 million, down 67.1% y/y and 56%  y/y, respectively. In January-October, Vietnam exported 46,066 tons of Arabica coffee worth $129.06 million,  down 19.2% y/y in volume and 1.9% y/y in value. The average export prices jumped 21.5%  y/y to $2,802 per ton, the department said.