VietnamCoffee

Vietnam Faces Coffee Output Decline Due to Drought, Exacerbating Global Supply Issues

3 months ago

Vietnam, one of the world's leading coffee exporters, is experiencing a significant drop in coffee production, primarily driven by severe drought conditions affecting the Central Highlands region. This decrease in output is contributing to an already tight global coffee supply, raising concerns among traders and consumers alike. With worldwide demand for coffee continuing to rise, Vietnam's dilemma threatens to add further pressure to coffee prices globally.

Vietnam's Coffee Supply Struggles Due to Hoarding and Weather Woes

6 months ago

The coffee market is facing significant upheaval as both domestic hoarding activities and severe weather conditions have started to crumble the supply chain of Vietnamese coffee beans, one of the world’s largest producers. As the key harvest season approaches, these factors have sparked concerns about future price surges and limited availability in international markets.

Vietnam's Coffee Harvest Faces Challenges as Heavy Rains Soak Key Regions

7 months ago

As the coffee harvest season kicks off in Vietnam, one of the world's leading coffee producers, farmers in key growing areas are grappling with adverse weather conditions, specifically heavy rainfall. The inundation of coffee-growing regions has raised concerns about potential impacts on crop quality and quantity.