October 7, 2011
Workers sort through green robusta coffee beans for defects at a processing plant in Ho Chi Minh City. Commodity exchange NYSE Liffe has launched a scheme to grade robusta coffee supplies in Vietnam. Major commodity exchange NYSE Liffe has launched a scheme to grade robusta coffee supplies in Vietnam, a move that experts believe will [...]
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September 4, 2011
Farmers transport rice after harvesting it outside Hanoi. Vietnam is expected to export a record 7.3 million tons of rice this year. The prices of many agricultural products are rising in the world market, but Vietnamese exporters may not be able to capitalize on this opportunity because their stocks are thin. Coffee prices have surged [...]
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March 24, 2011
A visitor at a coffee festival in Buon Ma Thuot checks out Arabica and Robusta coffee beans from Trung Nguyen, a major Vietnamese coffee exporter Vietnam, the world’s second-biggest coffee producer, should limit coffee production to roughly 1.2 million tons a year to prevent price falls, an industry official said. Luong Van Tu, chairman of [...]
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January 3, 2011
Jetstar Pacific Airlines had it fuel supplies cut off by Vinapco on April 1, 2008 A court in Hanoi on Wednesday rejected an appeal by fuel supplier Vietnam Air Petrol against a decision ordering it to pay a VND3.4-billion fine for cutting off supplies to a local carrier. The Hanoi People’s Court said the penalty [...]
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January 17, 2010
A resident carries Samael Jachond, who was rescued from the remains of his house, four days after the earthquake Tensions rose among desperate Haitians awaiting international aid and hunting for missing relatives on Saturday as aid began to trickle in four days after an earthquake that Haitian authorities say killed 200,000 people. Haiti’s shell-shocked government [...]
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November 21, 2009
LookAtVietnam – Vietnam Air Petrol Company said it would continue to supply fuel to Indochina Airlines despite the company’s crippling debt and financial troubles. LookAtVietnam – Vietnam Air Petrol Company said it would continue to supply fuel to Indochina Airlines despite the company’s crippling debt and financial troubles. The state-owned fuel supplier, also known as [...]
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November 20, 2009
Indochina Airlines’ sole airplane Vietnam Air Petrol Company said it would continue to supply fuel to Indochina Airlines despite the companyâs crippling debt and financial troubles. The state-owned fuel supplier, also known as Vinapco, said it would sell fuel to Indochina when the carrier resumes its service later this month only on a pay in [...]
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November 18, 2009
Rice exports from Vietnam, the worldâs second-biggest shipper, may exceed the previous record by 20 percent this year, even as the total value of exports is forecast to drop. Shipments are expected to be 6 million to 6.2 million metric tons, Minister of Industry and Trade Vu Huy Hoang told the National Assembly in Hanoi [...]
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October 29, 2009
India, the worldâs second-largest rice grower, may become a net importer for the first time in 21 years in 2010, potentially sparking the kind of âpanicâ that sent prices to records in 2008, a rice expert said. India may import as much as 3 million metric tons next year after the wet season harvest plunged, [...]
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October 8, 2009
Drought in India may slash rice output in the worldâs second-largest grower by about 18 percent this year, cutting global supplies available for importers, a United Nations official said. âUnless there is a lot of rain that allows them to replenish the reservoir, even the coming crop will be affected,â Concepcion Calpe, senior economist at [...]
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