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Extreme Weather Impacts Coffee Yields in Gia Lai, Vietnam

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What happened

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Coffee growers in Gia Lai Province, Vietnam, are facing challenges due to extreme weather. While previous years saw drought, this year's excessive rainfall has disrupted coffee development. This moisture caused poor cherry development, leading to undersized beans and lower yields. Farmers also reported that the prolonged rain encouraged fungal diseases and washed away pesticides.

From news.tuoitre.vn

Why it matters

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The unpredictable climate patterns have led to significant crop output declines. Farmers report that smaller beans fetch lower prices, directly impacting local agricultural revenue. The resulting quality decline and supply instability affect the regional coffee market.

From news.tuoitre.vn

Who's involved

  • Gia LaiProvince in Vietnam where coffee crop failure is occurring
  • VietnamCountry where Gia Lai Province is located
  • Nguyen Van AnFarmer reporting on the 20 percent expected drop in coffee output

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Nguyen Van AnSpeculative

    Nguyen Van An might see reduced revenue due to a 20 percent drop in coffee output and lower prices for smaller beans.

  • LavazzaSpeculative

    Lavazza might face supply chain risks due to reduced yield and quality of raw coffee materials.

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