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Vietnam coffee-sales steady; buyers await Indonesia arrivals

Vietnam coffee-sales steady; buyers await Indonesia arrivals

  "The trend is that prices are rising and if it stays that way, more selling is expected this month."

Vietnam's coffee output seen at four-year low

Vietnam's coffee output seen at four-year low

  Global supply is shrinking as El Nino weather conditions cause crop losses in Southeast Asia and South America

Robusta coffee beans sit in a container inside a coffee store in Hanoi. Photo: Bloomberg/Brent Lewin

Vietnam coffee exports seen falling to six-year low by Intimex

Shipments are forecast at 1.1 million to 1.2 million metric tons this year, the lowest level since 2010

A woman harvests coffee at a farm in Son La, northwest of Hanoi, Vietnam in this October 13, 2015. Photo: Reuters/Kham

Coffee harvest in Vietnam moves slowly as prices extend decline

“Because prices are so low, farmers tend to wait and harvest in bulk in order to save costs.”

Workers sort through green robusta coffee beans for defects that cannot be removed mechanically, at the Highlands Coffee processing plant in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Photo: Bloomberg/Jeff Holt

Vietnam coffee growers in no hurry to pick beans as prices slide

Farmers held 275,000 tons by late September, or 17 percent of the harvest, comparing with 70,000 tons, or 4 percent of...

Workers dump harvested coffee cherries in a truck at a plantation in the Minas Gerais state near Guaxupe, Brazil. Photographer: Patricia Monteiro/Bloomberg

Espresso King undercut as Brazil currency rout spurs bean export

“It’s clear producers in Brazil have seen their costs fall more than growers in Vietnam, where the dong hasn’t...

Workers sort through green robusta coffee beans for defects that cannot be removed mechanically, at the Highlands Coffee processing plant in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Photo: Bloomberg/Jeff Holt

Vietnam coffee inventories jump threefold amid grower hoarding

“Growers also have income from other crops like pepper or durian so they’re not interested in selling coffee.”

Workers sort through green robusta coffee beans for defects that cannot be removed mechanically in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Photographer: Jeff Holt/Bloomberg

Instant coffee demand brings Vietnam up the caffeine value chain

Vietnam can boost soluble-coffee output thanks to its lower manufacturing and labor costs and the availability of robusta coffee.

H'Gai collects coffee beans at her coffee garden outside Vietnam's Central highland Buon Ma Thuot city October 24, 2006.

Robusta coffee swings to backwardation amid Vietnam supply fears

  Dry weather in Vietnam has raised some concern about next year's crop, while farmers have been hoarding beans in hope...

Workers sort through green robusta coffee beans for defects that cannot be removed mechanically, at the Highlands Coffee processing plant in Ho Chi Minh City.

Coffee farmers in Vietnam hoarding most robusta since 2010

  Vietnam’s coffee is at most risk because of inconsistent rainfall amid an intensifying El Nino.

Workers sort through green robusta coffee beans for defects that cannot be removed mechanically, at the Highlands Coffee processing plant in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Pepper lures Vietnamese farmers as coffee goes from bull to bear

  Pepper production has climbed 36 percent in the past five years and the country now supplies about half of global...

An employee pours coffee beans into a grinder inside a Trung Nguyen Corp. coffee store in Hanoi. Photo credit: Bloomberg

Coffee hoarding: Vietnamese speculators pressure global robusta deficit

But it is premature to say if a cup of instant coffee would cost more this time next year

Women sit at a store selling coffee and snacks at Ben Thanh market in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Photo credit: Bloomberg

Coffee harvest in Vietnam seen peaking two weeks later than 2013

  Coffee harvesting in Vietnam is set to peak about two weeks later than last year after lack of rain in October delayed...

A man walks past a Trung Nguyen Corp. coffee store in Hanoi, Vietnam, on Saturday, May 31, 2014. Photo credit: Bloomberg

Vietnam Coffee Seen by Volcafe Trading Cheaper Than Liffe Prices

  Robusta coffee from Vietnam, the biggest grower of the beans, are still trading at a discount to Liffe futures, curbing sales,...

An employee holds arabica coffee beans in an arranged photograph inside a Trung Nguyen Corp. coffee store in Hanoi, Vietnam, on Saturday, May 31, 2014.

Coffee reserves in Vietnam seen shrinking to lowest since 2011

Coffee growers in Vietnam, the top producer of robusta beans used by Nestle SA, are probably holding the smallest stockpiles in three...
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