05
Th2
FAO Food Price Index down again in January led by lower wheat and maize prices
(VAN) Coarse grain production on track to hit an all-time high, pushing up overall supply and trade prospects
31
Th1
Fertilizer prices reach a record high
(VAN) In the past three decades, farmers nationwide have seen a 250% increase in costs for pesticide and agricultural chemicals.
22
Th1
US pig sector into action to drive prices up
(VAN) The US pig sector swings into action to drive up prices, while 2 experts identify another challenge for the industry.
18
Th1
Vietnamese arabica coffee prices reach an all-time high
(VAN) The price of arabica coffee from the Central Highlands has consistently risen throughout January 2024 and currently stands at its highest level to date.
16
Th1
Rice prices in Asia poised to stay elevated on tight market
(VAN) The rice market is set to remain tight at the start of the year on India’s ongoing export restrictions and an expected boost from festival demand, providing impetus for elevated prices to climb even higher.
10
Th1
Global food prices declined from record highs in 2022, the UN says
(VAN) Global prices for food commodities like grain and vegetable oil fell last year from record highs in 2022, when Russia’s war in Ukraine, drought and other factors helped worsen hunger worldwide, the FAO said.
04
Th1
Higher rice prices keep inflation simmering in Asia
(VAN) Prices of staple food hit a 15-year high due to extreme weather and export ban.
11
Th12
FAO: Global cereal prices decline in November
(VAN) Due mainly to declines in international corn and wheat prices, the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization’s (FAO) Cereal Price Index for November decreased by 3% from the previous month.
07
Th12
Vietnam’s coffee prices has the potential to be highest in the world in 2024
(VAN) Coffee prices at the beginning of the 2023/2024 crop are at an all-time high. This growth is expected to continue into the foreseeable future.
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Th11
Struggling times as coffee prices plummet
(VAN) At one point, the price of coffee was only 7 million VND/ton discouraging people in Huong Phung commune (Huong Hoa district) from harvesting their crops.









