Vietnam

Coffee prices rise in July after three months of decline

The International Coffee Organisation (ICO) reported that prices for all coffee groups rose in July 2020 following three months of declines, though the largest month-on-month increase occurred for Brazilian Naturals.

Business, Origins

ICO reports coffee prices fall for the third consecutive month

In its June green coffee report, the International Coffee Organisation (ICO) announced that prices decreased for the third consecutive month.

Business, Origins

Vietnam is working to improve its reputation in tea

Poor processing methods, low quality standards, and heavy pesticide use saddled Vietnam with a “bad tea reputation.” But with new laws, higher standards and committed producers, Vietnam’s tea industry is looking to shed that tainted image and show the quality teas the country has to offer. By Vanessa L Facenda

Indochina’s less traditional tea producers raise their profiles

Sharing some of the Eastern Himalayan foothills with tea giants China and India as well as Vietnam and Bangladesh, Thailand, Myanmar and Laos – newcomers to the global tea market – are upping their profile and visibility. By Barbara Dufrêne

Consumer trends driving coffee flows

A new Coffee Map from Rabobank has revealed five key themes shaping current and future coffee flows.

Blending, roasting & processing, Business, Origins

Mercon Coffee Group launches new imports division

Mercon Coffee Group has launched Novus Coffee Imports, its new division dedicated to sourcing micro-lots, estate-grown, and premium coffees from thousands of small producers across its network.

Business, Origins

GEA completes freeze-dried coffee plant in Vietnam

GEA has completed a new freeze-dried instant coffee plant on a green field site in Vietnam for Tata Coffee Vietnam Company.

Business, Equipment & packaging

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