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Indonesian coffee delegation to visit Vietnam

Indonesia will send a delegation to major coffee producer Vietnam this week to observe its method of producing and trading in the coffee.

The deputy chairman of the Indonesian Coffee Exporters' Association Nuril Hakim, says the delegation will visit Vietnam from October the 24th to November the 2nd.

The organisation says Vietnam, a relative newcomer in the coffee market, has increased production from 162 million kilograms to more than 660 million kilograms in just five years.

Indonesia produces around 420 million kilograms of coffee per year and is the fourth largest coffee producer after Brazil, Colombia and Vietnam.

21/10/01 16:45:56 | ABC Radio Australia News

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