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VNs coffee export volume is likely to decrease due to lower output

VN’s coffee export volume is likely to decrease due to lower output

Việt Nam’s coffee export volume in the 2023-24 season is likely to be lower than a year ealier due to a in output, no carry-over stock and growing local demand, and export prices will remain high, according to the Việt...
Coffee industry targets 6 billion export value in 2030

Coffee industry targets $6 billion export value in 2030

The Viet Nam Coffee and Cocoa Association has targeted a coffee export turnover of US$5-6 billion in 2030, doubling the export value at present.
Vifoca ensure that demand for Vietnamese coffee continues to grow

Vifoca ensure that demand for Vietnamese coffee continues to grow

Domestic and international demand for Vietnamese coffee continues to grow, thanks in no small part to the Viet Nam Coffee and Cocoa Association (Vifoca), who are determined to ensure that this trend continues. 
Global NESCAFÉ Plan initiative contributes to sustainability of Vietnamese coffee farming

Global NESCAFÉ Plan initiative contributes to sustainability of Vietnamese coffee farming

Though Viet Nam is the worlds largest producer of robusta coffee, the industry faces several challenges in the country which threaten its long-term development, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
New regulations to improve Viet Nam commodity exchange

New regulations to improve Viet Nam commodity exchange

Trading through commodity exchanges will be more convenient in Viet Nam with the Government’s new regulations on the establishment and trading on the commodity exchange.
Lam Dong to host first VN Coffee Day

Lam Dong to host first VN Coffee Day

The first Viet Nam Coffee Day will take place in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong’s Da Lat City on December 9-11, local authorities and the Viet Nam Coffee and Cocoa Association (VICOFA) announced.
Coffee output to near 2016 yield

Coffee output to near 2016 yield

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 Viet Nam Coffee and Cocoa Association.
Changes brewing in coffee industry

Changes brewing in coffee industry

The coffee industry is restructuring itself to raise productivity, quality and value, according to the Viet Nam Coffee and Cocoa Association.
Safety, quality key to export growth

Safety, quality key to export growth

Ensuring food safety and security as well as higher-quality products would enhance the sustainable development of Viet Nam''s agricultural sector, attendees said yesterday at a EuroCham seminar that discussed the status of the industry.
Coffee output to fall due to climate factors

Coffee output to fall due to climate factors

Coffee output from the 2013-14 crop will fall by 15 per cent over the previous one due to unfavourable weather conditions and a high proportion of old trees with low yields, according to the Viet Nam Coffee and Cocoa Association.
Coffee association to seek scrapping of VAT

Coffee association to seek scrapping of VAT

Members of the Viet Nam Coffee and Cocoa Association (Vicofa) have agreed to petition the Government to scrap the 5 per cent value-added tax imposed on coffee exporters for a year starting in November.
Coffee businesses reveal debt woes

Coffee businesses reveal debt woes

Domestic coffee businesses were preparing to report their bad debts to the State Bank and related ministries by August 15, according to Nguyen Viet Vinh, general secretary of the Viet Nam Coffee and Cocoa Association (VICOFA).