(Bloomberg) -- Vietnam, the world's second-biggest
coffee producer, plans to introduce quality checks on exports of
the beans from October.
Coffee shipments will be restricted to beans that receive
certificates of quality after compulsory checks start Oct. 1,
according to a June 5 statement on Vietnam's Trade Ministry Web
site, citing Deputy Minister of Trade Luong Van Tu.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
coffee producer, plans to introduce quality checks on exports of
the beans from October.
Coffee shipments will be restricted to beans that receive
certificates of quality after compulsory checks start Oct. 1,
according to a June 5 statement on Vietnam's Trade Ministry Web
site, citing Deputy Minister of Trade Luong Van Tu.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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