Rains in the center of Vietnam, the world’s biggest coffee producer after Brazil, are helping crop development before the start of the harvest, said a grower group.
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Rains in the center of Vietnam, the world’s biggest coffee producer after Brazil, are helping crop development before the start of the harvest, said a grower group.
Read the full article at bloomberg.com
By Nguyen Dieu Tu Uyen and Claire Leow
June 17 (Bloomberg) — The coffee harvest in Vietnam, the world’s second-largest producer, has been aided by rains this month, which helped fruit production, traders said.
The wet weather may help to ease concern about previous damage to the crop caused during flowering, Hua Thanh Hong, business manager at Sept. 2nd Import-Export Co., said from the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak, Vietnam’s main coffee- growing area. 2nd Import-Export is one of the nation’s three biggest exporters by volume.
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