Currently, country is facing several constraints in diversification of export of Arabica plantation coffee. In this context, the study examines the growth, competitiveness and direction trade of Arabica plantation coffee exports from India. The results indicate that the growth of export was negative for major importing countries like Germany, Kuwait and Russian Federation. However, Arabica plantation coffee exports to Italy and Belgium are growing positively with higher coefficient of variation. This trend reveals that India is losing its international market in two front viz., deceleration in export to traditional markets and moving towards new unstable markets. However, Nominal Protection Coefficient (NPC) indicated that Italy and Germany are the most competitive destinations for export of Indian Arabica plantation coffee. Further, the Markov chain model proved the fact that probability of retention of export share was less among major Arabica plantation coffee importing counties. The export projections have shown that, Japan and Germany would be the largest importers of Arabica plantation coffee from India in near future.