Vietnam's world-leading coffee manufacturing industry is being eroded, what is the solution to save it?

Published 2024년 11월 21일

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Vietnam is the world's sixth largest coffee producer with a area of 709.6 thousand hectares in 2022, and has the highest coffee productivity in the world. The country exported 1.72 million tons of coffee in 2022, generating a revenue of 3.95 billion USD. However, the coffee industry is facing challenges such as climate change, land degradation, and disease, which have resulted in the need for sustainable and smart farming practices. The 'Smart coffee farming adapting to climate change' program has been initiated by Binh Dien Fertilizer Joint Stock Company in collaboration with other institutions to promote sustainable farming and increase coffee resilience in the Central Highlands.

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Vietnam is the world's leading coffee producer, ranking 6th in terms of area, after Brazil, Indonesia, Ethiopia, Colombia and Ivory Coast, with a total area of 709.6 thousand hectares in 2022. Vietnam's coffee productivity is among the highest in the world, averaging 2.5-3.5 tons of beans/ha. In 2022, Vietnam exported 1.72 million tons of coffee with a turnover of 3.95 billion USD, or 17.5% of the total export turnover of cultivated products. It is clear that the Vietnamese coffee industry is an important pillar of the global coffee market and contributes significantly to the national economy, becoming an industry full of pride for the country. However, the coffee industry is also facing changes and challenges from climate change, making the promotion of sustainable farming models inevitable. Erosion Coffee is an important industry, creating jobs for about 1 million farmers, not to mention workers in processing factories, commercial activities... However, due to high profits, for ...

Source: Vinanet