VOV.VN - With increasing numbers of people working from home during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, consumption of instant coffee is rising in Japan, with the trend resulting in Vietnam becoming the world's biggest producer of robusta and Japan's top supplier of coffee beans, according to Japan’s Nikkei Asia Review.

As of the end of June, the total area of coffee being sustainably grown in the five central highlands provinces exceeded 36,266 ha, a conference held on September 16 on accelerating the progress of the Vietnam Sustainable Agriculture Transformation Project (VnSAT) heard.

VOV.VN - Vietnam shipped its first batch of coffee to a number of European countries on September 16 following the enforcement of the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA), which will see coffee exports enjoy a preferential tariff of 0%.

VOV.VN - A range of local agricultural products are set to enjoy tax incentives brought about by the European Union-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) following the recent export of the first batch of Vietnamese shrimp to the EU market.

VOV.VN - Two Vietnamese businesses, Hanoi Trade Corporation and An Thai Coffee Joint Stock Company are participating in the first virtual international economic fair after its launch in Algeria on September 13.

VOV.VN - Archdaily, one of the world's leading architecture websites, has recently displayed an image of Adiuvat, a coffee shop located in Quy Nhon in the south-central province of Binh Dinh, on its website.

VOV.VN - Vietnam's coffee industry is expected to enjoy tax incentives brought about by the implementation of EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA), especially as the EU market accounts for approximately 30% of global coffee consumption.

VOV.VN - A number of coffee shops throughout the capital are striving to implement and maintain one-metre social distancing rules amid fears surrounding the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

VOV.VN - Local people are continuing to ignore social distancing measures put in place in numerous restaurants and coffee shops throughout the capital, despite the complicated nature of developments surrounding the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic.

VOV.VN - Many restaurants throughout Hanoi capital have put up ‘transparent shields’ and arranged seats in a way to maintain a safe distance between customers, in an effort to prevent the possible spread of the virus.