By bno - Bangkok Office Vietnamese coffee farmers are increasingly replacing their traditional coffee crops with durian, ...

The cost of a cup of coffee is likely to rise after key producers like Brazil and Vietnam were struck by extreme weather.

Durian, the world's smelliest fruit, is driving farmers away from coffee, adding to climate woes and pushing prices up.

Nguyen Coffee Supply has announced the launch of its packaged Vietnamese coffee beans at more than 400 Albertsons stores.

Vietnam is a major producer of robusta, the bitter tasting bean used in instant coffee and some espresso blends. Wholesale robusta bean prices have risen by about 50% so far this year. The ...

Cadag spent his first few years in Vietnam attending expos, frequenting coffee shops, researching coffee, and visiting local ...

Farmers in the Central Highlands, Vietnam’s largest coffee-growing area, were selling beans for 119,000-120,500 dong ...

Lattes may get pricier, as a key indicator for the price of the bean in espresso just hit a record high. The robusta coffee variety is the basis for both espresso and instant coffee. Vietnam makes ...

has re-entered countries in eastern and southern Africa where it used to buy beans, and it’s expanding procurement from current suppliers outside Brazil and Vietnam. Coffee trader Volcafe Ltd ...

Coffee prices are rising around the world, and a surprising factor behind it is the world’s smelliest fruit – the durian. In ...