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Coffee output likely to fall by 20 percent
Vietnam’s coffee output in the 2015-2016 harvest is likely to fall at least 20 percent short on the set target, said the Vietnam Coffee and Cocoa Association.
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Insurance for coffee trees against natural calamities
Various kinds of agricultural insurance designed for coffee trees in Vietnam were discussed in depth during a seminar in Buon Ma Thuot city, the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak on August 21.
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Vietnamese products light up traditional Ukrainian fair
Vietnamese coffee, tea, confectionery, fine arts and others are on display for the first time at the traditional Ukrainian trade fair taking place in Ukraine’s central province of Poltava.
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Domestic coffee sector faces foreign pressure in Dong Nai
Concerns are growing in southern Dong Nai province as coffee prices are hitting a record low and local coffee producers, particularly small enterprises, are on the verge of bankruptcy.
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Technology boosts coffee sector growth
Applying advanced technology has helped Vietnam’s coffee sector develop sustainably, making the country the world’s second largest coffee producer.
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Starbucks to sell Da Lat Arabica coffee globally
Starbucks has started selling roasted Arabica coffee beans from Vietnam's Da Lat city in the US and said on its website it plans to sell it in more than 21,500 stores in 56 countries.
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Dak Lak to replace fields of aging coffee trees
Dak Lak province, the country's largest coffee producer, will replace more than 16,475ha of old coffee trees which have had a low yield from now to 2020.
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Coffee industry aims to increase added value
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development is planning to invest in advanced technologies to enhance the value of the coffee sector through improving productivity and product quality.
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Dak Lak develops local irrigation system for coffee production
The Central Highlands province of Dak Lak aims to develop
comprehensive irrigation systems to ensure adequate water supply for
local coffee production through 2020, according to the provincial
People’s Committee.
Central Highlands to replace 19,200 ha of coffee trees
The Central Highlands provinces of Dak Lak, Lam Dong, Dak Nong and Gia
Lai have planned to replant additional 19,224 hectares of coffee trees
to enhance the quality and productivity of the sector during this year’s
rainy season.
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Dak Lak focuses on coffee tree replacement
Authorities of the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak have asked
local farmers and businesses to focus on re-planting coffee trees to
enhance the quality and productivity of the sector.
Gia Lai fosters sustainable coffee development
The Central Highlands province of Gia Lai has devised a number of
incentives for local farmers to re-plant coffee trees in a bid to
enhance the quality and productivity of the sector, according to a local
senior official.
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Roasted Vietnamese coffee recognised internationally
Vietnam’s Aroma and Intensity coffees produced by the Sobica Joint Stock
Company were recognised at the first international roasted coffee
competition in France.
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‘Pepper spray' hits coffee, rubber
Farmers in the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak have chopped down
some of the area's most essential crops, coffee and rubber, to make room
for the possibly more lucrative black pepper plant.
Vietnam's coffee exports drop off
Vietnam's coffee exports in April were equivalent to half of Brazil's
total exports, confirming the wide gap between the world's two largest
coffee exporters.
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Coffee output drops one fifth due to bad weather
Bad weather led to a 20 percent fall in coffee output in the 2014-15
crop in the domestic market, according to the Vietnam Coffee and Cacao
Association.
Vietnam, Indonesia cooperate to stabilise coffee price
Coffee markets in Vietnam and Indonesia will flourish with the recent
signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Vietnam
Coffee- Cocoa Association (VICOFA) and the Association of Indonesian
Coffee Exporters and Industries (AEKI).
Lam Dong subsidises coffee production cost for needy farmers
Disadvantaged households in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong
will have up to 80 percent of their coffee strain cost covered by the
local People’s Committee.
Coffee processing industry developed
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) is carrying
out its master plan to develop the coffee processing system by 2020 in a
bid to increase the added value of domestic coffee products, said a
senior official.
