VIETNAM: Coffee exports fall due to weather and low investment
Vietnam’s coffee exports during the 2002-03 season are likely to fall 30% year-on-year to around 500,000 tons. The fall in exports is reported to be down to lower investment, together with drought and heavy rains. The findings, which were revealed in a report by the Vietnam Coffee Association (Vicofa), also showed that the country had exported 731,735 tons of coffee beans worth US$263.3m in the 2001-02 crop season, reported Dow Jones International News.
The fall in exports is reported to be down to lower investment, together with drought and heavy rains.
The findings, which were revealed in a report by the Vietnam Coffee Association (Vicofa), also showed that the country had exported 731,735 tons of coffee beans worth US$263.3m in the 2001-02 crop season, reported Dow Jones International News.
Sign up for our daily news round-up!
Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights.
Nominations are now closed for the Just Food Excellence Awards. A big thanks to all the organisations that entered – your response has been outstanding, showcasing exceptional innovation, leadership, and impact.
Excellence in Action Winning five categories in the 2025 Just Food Excellence Awards, Centric Software is setting the pace for digital transformation in food and FMCG. Explore how its integrated PLM and PXM suitedelivers faster launches, smarter compliance and data-driven growth for complex, multi-channel product portfolios.
