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Vietnamese growers keep coffee in stock awaiting for higher prices

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According to the biannual report "Coffee: World Markets and Trade" released by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), ending inventories of global coffee will...
Culture

Lam Dong province to invest in Vietnamese coffee brand development

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Lam Dong People's Committee Vice Chairman Pham S said Vietnam had high-quality coffee but it had failed to build a recognisable brand internationally. "Japan's UCC...
Associations

First Vietnam Coffee Day to take place in Da Lat City on December 9-11

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Vietnam Coffee Day is scheduled to take place in Da Lat City in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong from December 9-11.

Vietnam: Coffee export value up despite sharp decline in shipments

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Coffee exports from Vietnam dropped 20.5% in volume in the first nine months of this year, but the value still inched up 1.3% as export prices were on the increase, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
Associations

Coffee output to near last crop’s yield, says Vietnam’s coffee association

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HCM City, Vietnam – The 2017-18 coffee crop is expected to yield around 1.4 million, which is equal to or slightly lower than last year’s harvest, according to the Vietnam Coffee and Cocoa Association. Nguyen Nam Hai, deputy chairman of the association, said the annual coffee crop would enter the harvest season in October or November.
Market & Trade

Vietnam’s output to near 2016 yield says Coffee and Cocoa Association

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HCM CITY, Vietnam — The 2017-18 coffee crop is expected to be around 1.4 million, which is equal to or slightly lower than last year’s crop, according to the Việt Nam Coffee and Cocoa Association. Nguyễn Nam Hải, the deputy chairman of the association, said the annual coffee crop would enter the harvest season in October or November.
Companies

Vietnam’s export value remains low, says Coffee & Cocoa Association

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DAK LAK, Vietnam – The coffee export volume from Vietnam accounts for 20 percent of the world’s market, but the export value just accounts for 2 percent, according to the Vietnam Coffee & Cocoa Association (Vicofa). For every one kilo of coffee, Vietnam can only pocket 10 percent of the value, while the remaining value goes to foreign companies.
Companies

Vietnam has become the fourth biggest instant coffee exporter worldwide

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HANOI, Vietnam – Vietnam has risen to fourth place among instant coffee exporters worldwide in 2015, with total expected shipment of 67,500 tonnes, up 25 percent from previous year, according to the Vietnam Coffee and Cocoa Association (VICOFA). In the past few years, instant coffee plants have sprouted up in the country ...
Market & Trade

Vietnam’s coffee exports reach three-year highs in February, says GSO

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HANOI, Vietnam – Coffee exports from Vietnam reached a three-year high of 130,000 tonnes in February, the government reported on Tuesday. February’s estimated shipments, equivalent to 2.17 million 60-kilogram bags, represent a rise of 9 percent over the ...
Associations

Vietnam’s coffee exports hit all-time highs in 2016/17 reports VICOFA

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HANOI, Vietnam – Vietnam’s coffee industry had a record setting year for 2015/16 (Oct/Sep) as a bumper crop led to exports of 27 million...
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