Vietnam's Robusta Coffee Supplies Threatened by Heat Wave

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Linh Nguyen
1 min read
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Vietnam, the top exporter of robusta coffee used in espresso and instant drinks, is facing a threat to its production due to a heat wave, causing a tightening of global supplies. The dry season has brought hot and dry conditions to the coffee-growing regions, with lower rainfall and higher temperatures than usual. This situation is exacerbating losses from farmers transitioning to alternative crops, posing additional challenges to the industry's stability. The impact of these developments is expected to have repercussions on the global coffee market, particularly for robusta coffee enthusiasts.

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