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Vietnam takes the initiative to cultivate the high quality coffee market in Germany

# Coffee Market

# Vietnam Coffee

# Germany Market

# Cultivate Market

# Coffee Industry

# International Trade

On May 5, the large-scale coffee event hosted by the German Roasting Coffee Association -2026 Coffee Campus (Kaffee Campus 2026) officially kicked off at the Berlin Convention Center in Germany. This is a good opportunity for Vietnamese companies to dig deep into the high-quality coffee market and meet the stringent EU standards. According to the Vietnam News Agency's correspondent in Germany, the 2026 Coffee Campus is held against the backdrop of the global coffee industry's strong shift towards sustainable consumption and source transparency. This event attracted hundreds of experts, top European roasters and importers to participate. It is not only a platform for product display, but also

2026-05-11 ·

China approves three Brazilian meat plants to resume beef exports

# Beef Export

# Brazilian Plants

# China Approval

# Meat Processing

# Export Permit

# International Trade

China has approved three Brazilian meat processing plants to resume beef exports to China, which were suspended in 2025, the Brazilian Association of Meat Exporting Industries (Abiec) announced on Wed

2026-05-25 · China Food Network

Vietnam's rice exports usher in new market opportunities

# Rice Exports

# Vietnam Market

# Global Trade

# Agricultural Products

# International Business

# Export Growth

In the first four months of 2026, Vietnam's rice export growth slowed down to just over 3.3 million tons, and the export value was about 1.57 billion US dollars. Compared with the same period of 2025,

2026-05-21 · China Food Network

European Irish beef and mutton sustainable project officially landed in the Chinese market

# European Beef

# Sustainable Farm

# Irish Meat

# Market Entry

# Animal Product

# Global Trade

(HONG KONG, 28 April 2026) The joint initiative of the Irish Food Authority (Bord Bia) and the European Union to launch European Cattle and Movine - a Sustainable Choice from Ireland - was launched in

2026-05-14 · Zhongyou Food Network

The FAO Food Price Index rose for the third consecutive month, with vegetable oil prices leading the way. The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz pushed up prices for grains and rice.

# Food Price

# Vegetable Oil

# Grain Price

# Rice Price

# Hormuz Crisis

# Global Trade

8 May 2026, Rome - The International Food Price Index rose for a third straight month in April, driven by high energy costs and supply disruptions triggered by conflict in the Middle East, according t

2026-05-14 · China Food Network

Vietnam: Breaking the Blocking Point of Plantation and Inspection Room to Open Durian Pass

# Durian Pass

# Plantation Area

# Inspection Room

# Blocking Point

# Vietnam Trade

# Pass Opening

At the beginning of May, the price of durian in Tongta Province and the Jiulong River Delta region plummeted to the lowest level in many years, making fruit farmers "sitting on a fire" and facing the risk of loss. At the same time, the pressure of increasing supply superimposed on the obstacles encountered in the quality inspection of the export link, making the overall market consumption tend to be depressed. Prices plummeted and farmers lost money. According to durian growers, durian prices have continued to fall sharply recently. At present, the purchase price of Ri6 durian in orchards is only 20000 to 25000 dong per kilogram, while the price of pillow (Monthong) durian exceeds 60000 dong. According to the plan

2026-05-09 ·

Protection of domestic market Colombia suspends live cattle exports

# Colombia

# Domestic Market

# Live Cattle

# Export Ban

# Trade Policy

# Market Protection

In order to reduce domestic meat prices and protect cattle resources, the Colombian government recently announced that it will suspend the export of live cattle. The move comes at a time when prices for basic foodstuffs are facing inflationary pressure, and Agriculture Minister Martha Carvajalino explained that the decision was aimed at safeguarding local supplies without disrupting existing trade contracts. Colombia's Colombian newspaper reported on the 29th that the measure will focus on live cattle under two years old and cows used for breeding, which are regarded as the cornerstone of herd breeding and the sustainable development of the industry. Cavahalino said:"

2026-05-08 ·