Main Conference Day 1
Main Conference Day 1
Examining the long-term forecasts for coffee prices.
Evaluating volatility in pricing, supply and demand for coffee.
Market size and commodity pricing
Incentives for farmers to produce coffee.
Is there finally an outlook of impacts from the EUDR? Is there clarity on how to meet this regulation? What are the effects of the EUDR on Vietnam’s available markets and coffee prices?
Will buyers or farmers cover the additional cost?
Exploring how government and certification bodies collaborate to support small farmers and provide incentives to avoid deforesting land.
Sustaining production is a key challenge.
Vietnam as a low-risk area, with the maturity of coffee produced in the Central Highlands.
Ongoing research and development in farming practices. Particularly in sustainability and meeting EU regulations.
New steps and progress in Public, Private, Partnerships to achieve mutual goals. Such as knowledge sharing amongst coffee producers, farming cooperatives, academia, trading companies, consumers.
Strategies for small scale producers to overcome challenges.
Connecting the farmer to the responsible companies who lead the sustainability transition and support economic independence.
Nurturing coffee quality and climate resilience to remain on the rise.
A focus on Asia-Pacific regions and the domestic market opportunities in each country.
Identifying trends in consumption, market potential, and strategic business opportunities.
Is the Asian Free Trade Agreement successfully driving zero-tariff trade between Asian countries?
Looking at China’s expansion and activity in the coffee market, while identifying ways to harness the asset they are as a consumer.
By 2040, what proportion of coffee shops will be Chinese brands?
Vietnam's coffee market in the 2023/2024 crop
Market outlook in the 2024/2025 crop
Projected market growth for Vietnam
Developing coffee brands which champion Vietnamese coffee culture and heritage on an international stage.
Making Vietnam the go-to destination for coffee lovers.
Elevating the storytelling, especially via education in Robusta best practices.
Creating experiences as unique as Ca Phe Sua, such as the coffee museum.
Looking at the benefits of crop diversification for coffee farmers' income.
How intercropping as a practice builds incentive to convert to an agroforestry farming model.
The impact of demand for Durian on coffee plantations in Vietnam.
Balancing scale of Durian plant demand with coffee plants.
Although intercropping improves near-term cash flow, how sustainable are the markets for these different crops?
Intercropping benefits the living growing ecosystem by protecting neighbouring plants and enhancing sustainability.
Exploring an open-source database which accurately depicts and distinguishes between forest land and agroforest land.
Why data is a significant and necessary tool for farmers and coffee traders alike to demonstrate they comply with EUDR.
Technology as a key solution to increasing farm efficiency
Reducing losses
Improving the quality of coffee