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Central Highland coffee leaves bitter taste |  |
Coffee bean prices in the Central Highlands, Vietnam’s largest coffee growing area, have now rocketed to VND31,000-32,000/kg, the record figure so far. However, coffee growers are still bitter about the whole process.
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Agricultural sector misses mark |  |
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Although the agricultural sector has had more opportunities to access the global market and increase farm produce exports, challenges remain one year after Vietnam entered the World Trade Organization, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
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Rice exports in 2007: good business but poor quality |  |
Vietnamese rice has been exported to more than 70 countries and territories around the world including demanding markets such as the EU, the US and Japan. However, behind this impressive figure, the Vietnamese rice exporters are still beset by worries.
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4 million USD in grant for innovations in agriculture |  |
CPV: The 2008 Global Development Marketplace (DM 2008) competition was launched on January 22, offering 4 million USD in grant to social entrepreneurs with innovative ideas that have potential for high impact in promoting sustainable agriculture, titled “Sustainable agriculture for development”.
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Handicrafts find more ways into Japanese hearts |  |
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While one third of revenue from Vietnam's time arts and handicraft exports are from markets in Japan, there is great potential to increase sales to Japan even further, said Deputy Minister of lndustry and Trade Le Danh Vinh.
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Shoemakers target USD4.5bil in exports |  |
VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam expects to earn 4.5 billion USD from footwear exports this year, an increase of 15.4 percent over last year, according to the Vietnam Leather and Footwear Association (Lefaso).
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Cotton industry shrinking fast |  |
VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam’s cotton acreage has been reduced to 6,000ha and only produces 2,600 tonnes, meeting a little more than 1 percent of the garment sector’s demand. Experts say that without an effective solution, the cotton industry will disappear in the near future.
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