(VAN) Coffee prices on June 20, 2025, fluctuated, with Arabica plunging by 3%. Domestic coffee prices remained flat, trading at VND 103,000 – 103,500/kg.

(VAN) Coffee prices on June 12, 2025, continued to fall. Domestically, coffee prices decreased by another VND 2,000, trading at VND 111,500 – 112,300/kg.

(VAN) Coffee prices on June 11, 2025, fell sharply across global markets. Domestic coffee market dropped by VND 700, to the range of VND 113,500 – 114,300/kg.

(VAN) New FAO forecasts point to record global cereal output with a partial rebound in stocks and trade.

(VAN) Coffee prices on June 6, 2025, increased by VND 2,100, trading at VND 115,500 – 116,000/kg. Meanwhile, the global coffee market continues to rise sharply.

(VAN) Rubber prices on June 5, 2025, are increasing. Domestic latex prices in Vietnam have slightly decreased, currently trading around VND 397–425/TSC.

(VAN) A survey released Friday suggested that 41.0% of large-scale rice farmers in Japan expect retail prices for rice harvested in 2026 to be lower than for rice harvested in 2025, while 22.9% foresee higher prices.

(VAN) Coffee prices on May 29, 2025, are fluctuating. The domestic coffee market declined, dropping by VND 2,200, trading at VND 119,700 – VND 120,000/kg.

(VAN) Rubber prices on May 28, 2025 are maintaining an upward trend. Domestic latex prices remain stable, trading in the range of VND 397 to VND 462/TSC.

(VAN) Rice prices on May 27, 2025, show no new changes for both paddy and milled rice. Meanwhile, Vietnam’s export rice prices continue to remain flat.