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Vietnam’s first rainfall insurance model for coffee trees has just been launched in Dak Nong, marking a breakthrough in efforts to support farmers in coping with climate change. This model not only helps reduce risks but also aims at sustainable agricultural production, meeting international standards.

Vietnam’s coffee exports fell 17.2% in 2024, totaling 22.3 million bags, due to low stocks in the 23/24 harvest, a delay in the 24/25 harvest and lower demand in the second half of the year. According to Laleska Moda, Coffee Analyst at Hedgepoint Global Markets, “despite this, revenue grew 32.5% to US$5.6 billion, driven by higher prices. The 24/25 harvest saw a slow start, with cumulative shipments (Oct-Dec/24) falling 38.7% compared to the same period in the previous cycle.” Production was affected by dry weather in early 2024 and rains in the second half, delaying the harvest, which only picked up pace in December. Although Hedgepoint expects an increase in exports in 24/25, this trend will depend on imports from other sources, such as Brazil, as local production remains limited. “Although the harvest accelerated in late 2024, many Vietnamese farmers were hesitant to sell large volumes due to prices below previous peaks and expectations of better conditions. In addition, demand ...

By Phuong Nguyen and Mas Alina Arifin HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam coffee prices rose this week as supplies of the 2024/25 crop remained limited, with post-holiday trade still slow, traders said on Thursday. Farmers in the Central Highlands, Vietnam’s biggest coffee-growing region, sold beans for 120,000-122,000 dong ($4.73-4.81) per kg, slightly higher than last week’s range of 118,700-119,500 dong. “The weather has become more favourable for harvesting activities,” a trader in the coffee belt said. “Supplies may increase ahead of the Lunar New Year.” Traders offered coffee at a discount of $100-$150 to the March contract. "Vietnam's coffee export volumes are improving significantly month by month. This could temporarily prevent coffee prices from soaring in the first quarter of 2025, ahead of President Trump's possible new tax and trade ...