Cocoa prices soar, and importers are interested in growing areas in Vietnam

게시됨 2024년 10월 14일

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Record high prices of fresh cocoa in Vietnam, around 12,000 VND/kg, have been reported due to a scarce supply, leading to increased profits for farmers and interest from processing and importing corporations. The high demand and anticipated shortage of cocoa from West Africa and South America due to climate change contribute to the rising prices. Vietnam's cocoa market has seen significant growth, with the country being the second Asian nation to receive the Flavour Premium Cocoa Certification from the International Cocoa Organization in 2016. The challenge for processing and exporting enterprises is to balance the increased costs with the selling price of the products. The domestic market is facing challenges but has great potential for development, especially with the demand for chocolate products on the rise, especially among young people.

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Currently, the price of fresh cocoa has set a record of 12,000 VND/kg, 3-4 times higher than the selling price a few years ago. The price of fresh cocoa fruit has increased to a record due to scarce supply. With this price, cocoa farmers are making very good profits. The scarce supply is also the reason why corporations and enterprises (DN) processing and importing cocoa are interested in cocoa growing areas in Vietnam, including Dong Nai province. In addition, Vietnam has become one of the attractive destinations for foreign cocoa bean buyers because it owns the rare Trinitario cocoa variety (accounting for 15% of global cocoa output) and diverse flavor layers indigenous to each region. Profits from cocoa trees are increasing rapidly. Currently, the total cocoa area in Vietnam has reached nearly 3,500 hectares, the harvested area is more than 2,800 hectares with an output of nearly 4,800 tons of dry beans. The cocoa growing area is concentrated in the Central Highlands and ...

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