About Vietnamese Coffee

Brief History

Coffee was first introduced in 1857 when a French Catholic priest brought an Arabica coffee tree to northern Vietnam aiming to start a small business. Even though he achieved great things it wasn't until the early 1900s that the Robusta coffee bean arrived in the country's central highlands. The climate and soil in that area are perfect for growing coffee. In the next few decades the industry will grow rapidly as new farms appear throughout Dak Lak province and nearby regions.

The main reason Vietnam became known worldwide for its coffee was the 'Doi Moi' economic reforms in 1987 which significantly opened up the country for trade. Soon after Vietnam became the world's second largest coffee exporter surpassing Colombia.

Currently Vietnam produces 20% of the world's coffee and 40% of the world's Robusta beans. It exports more than 1 650 000 metric tons of coffee every year. About 3 million people rely on the coffee farming industry not counting the workers in the many coffee shops across the country.

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