Changes in anti-deforestation rules are important for Việt Nam whose timber, coffee and rubber supply chains are closely integrated with international markets.
According to the Vietnam Coffee Cocoa Association (Vicofa), Việt Nam exported nearly 1.7 million tonnes of coffee in the first eight months, earning more than US$6 billion.
Việt Nam is optimistic about achieving around US$9 billion in exports in 2026, supported by higher production, growing investments in value-added processing, and the advantages from complying with the European Union Deforestation Regulation.
Achieving double-digit growth will require HCM City not only to mobilise more investment capital, but also to raise productivity, diversify funding channels and mechanisms for businesses to collaborate on solving the city’s major challenges, speakers said at an event in...
The EUDR, which requires companies to prove that products placed on the EU market are not linked to deforestation, will make comprehensive farm-level traceability a prerequisite for exports.
The event is a key trade promotion initiative aimed at showcasing Việt Nam''s specialty coffee, strengthening business connections and expanding opportunities for cooperation and exports in the Chinese market.
HCM City is rolling out a comprehensive logistics development strategy aimed at lowering costs to 11–14 per cent of its gross regional domestic product by 2030, positioning the city as a modern logistics hub and strengthening its role in global...
The Vietnam Coffee Festival 2026 opened at the Vietnamese Embassy in Singapore on June 26, bringing together producers, importers, distributors and industry associations from both nations, including the Vietnam Coffee-Cocoa Association and the Singapore Coffee Association.
Construction began on the Trung Nguyên Legend coffee plant, designed as a sustainable, ecological energy-efficient facility meeting Net Zero standards.
The Sơn La Provincial People''s Committee hosted a seminar and Arabica coffee promotion event in Hà Nội on Friday, aiming to enhance brand recognition, connect businesses, and broaden market access.
As Việt Nam’s coffee industry faces mounting challenges, King Coffee is aiming to compete in the more demanding arena of deep processing and value-added production, while investing in brand building, market expansion and stronger connections with international consumers.