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HAGL, toward the world's largest 20,000 ha directly managed coffee estate—vertically integrating through processing across Laos and Vietnam, a vision of JPY 71.3 billion in sales
Vietnam's HAGL has announced a vertical-integration plan to establish 20,000 ha of company-run coffee plantations by 2028 and produce everything in-house, down to roasting and cascara tea. It expects coffee-division sales of 71.3 billion yen, giving rise to a new sourcing partner directly linked to the growing area. -
Comparing Southeast Asia's Coffee-Producing Countries [Vietnam, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar]
A thorough comparison of the coffee output, varieties, and quality of Vietnam, Indonesia, Laos, and Myanmar. We clearly explain the characteristics and differences of Southeast Asia's coffee-growing regions from an agricultural and food-import perspective. -
Laos's Agriculture Is Changing: The Potential of Contract Farming and Organic Agriculture
Laos's agriculture is rapidly shifting from slash-and-burn to modernization. We explain in detail the current state and future potential of Lao agriculture, from the expansion of contract farming of bananas and watermelons for China to the potential of organic agriculture.
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