The flow of 480,000 tons of Brazilian coffee to the US annually is expected to be rerouted and dispersed to China and the EU as Trump imposes a 50% import tariff.
A 120,000 VND cup of coffee at a cafe in Da Lat has sparked debate, with some saying the price is too high for the quality and scenery, while many regulars have defended the establishment.
Individuals with liver conditions can drink one to two small cups of coffee daily, without added sugar, and avoid consuming it close to bedtime for health benefits.
Prime minister Pham Minh Chinh encourages increased cooperation between Vietnamese and Brazilian businesses in key sectors such as agriculture, science, and minerals.
Proper fertilization techniques and selecting the right fertilizer can help coffee plants minimize fruit drop, produce denser beans, and increase overall yield.
Despite falling coffee prices both domestically and internationally, Vietnam's coffee exports reached a record 5.5 billion USD in the first 6 months of 2025.