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The coffee harvest in Vietnam, the largest grower of robusta beans used by Nestle SA in instant drinks, will probably increase to the highest level in two years as rain this month ended drought in the main producing region.
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Coffee production from Dak Lak in Vietnam, the principal growing region in the world’s largest robusta producer, may increase 5.3 percent after good weather aided flowering, according to the local government.
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The coffee harvest in Vietnam, the biggest grower of robusta beans used by Nestle SA in instant drinks, may decline for second year because of drought in the main growing regions, according to a producers’ group.
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Coffee growers in Vietnam may hold as much as 400,000 metric tons of unsold beans, equivalent to about a third of the nation’s latest crop, as the government starts its first stockpiling program to counter falling prices.
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Samsung Electronics Co. and Apple Inc. were questioned by European Union antitrust regulators over the use of smartphone patents, the European Commission said.
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Coffee production in Vietnam, the biggest grower of the robusta variety used in instant drinks and espressos, is poised to decline from a record on drier weather in the key growing region.
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The coffee crop in Vietnam may be reduced in 2010-2011 after dry weather during the growing season cut the size of beans in the world’s biggest producer of the robusta variety, said three industry executives.
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Coffee farmers in Vietnam , the world’s biggest grower after Brazil, have started harvesting cherries after rains delayed picking by almost a month, local traders said.
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The coffee crop in Vietnam, the world’s biggest grower of the robusta variety used in instant drinks and espressos, has been given a boost by heavy rainfall, according to officials and growers.
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Rains in the center of Vietnam , the world’s biggest coffee producer after Brazil, are helping crop development before the start of the harvest, said a grower group.
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