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Vietnam’s Central Highlands—comprising provinces like Dak Lak, Lam Dong, Dak Nong, Gia Lai, and Kon Tum—are the heart of the country’s coffee industry. These regions produce over 1.4 million tons of coffee annually, primarily robusta beans.
- Lam Dong, Dak Nong, and Binh Thuan have merged into a new Lam Dong province, now the largest coffee-growing region with over 319,000 hectares.
- Dak Lak and Phu Yen merged under the name Dak Lak, totalling 213,500 hectares of coffee land.
- Gia Lai and Binh Dinh merged into Gia Lai, maintaining over 105,000 hectares.
- Kon Tum and Quang Ngai merged into Quang Ngai, with 25,000 hectares of coffee.
**Key Impacts**
- Consolidated leadership may streamline agricultural policy and export coordination.
- Resource allocation could improve infrastructure and irrigation in merged provinces.
- Brand identity shifts may affect regional coffee marketing and origin labelling.
- Digital governance could accelerate land registration and farmer support systems.
**Economic Outlook**
Despite climate challenges and a projected 10% production dip in 2024–2025, Vietnam remains the world’s top robusta exporter. The merger may help stabilize output and improve competitiveness by reducing bureaucratic delays and enhancing regional planning.
**Looking Ahead**
As Vietnam’s coffee regions adapt to new administrative boundaries, stakeholders—from farmers to exporters—will need to navigate evolving governance structures. With strategic investment and community engagement, the merger could unlock new efficiencies and elevate Vietnam’s global coffee reputation.
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## Why Vietnamese Coffee?
Vietnam is the world’s leading exporter of robusta beans, known for their strong flavor, low acidity, and high caffeine content. From the volcanic soils of Dak Lak to the misty hills of Lam Dong, every bean carries the essence of its origin. Whether you brew it slow with a phin filter or pour it over ice with condensed milk, Vietnamese coffee is more than a drink—it’s a ritual.
Why Viet-Coffee?
- Direct partnerships with top Vietnamese brands like Trung Nguyen, Me Trang, and EMC
- Bulk packs and specialty blends perfect for home brewers and cafés alike
- Fast shipping across Australia and a reputation for quality since 2009 (Express post supplement available in store)
- Charity-backed sourcing that supports communities in Vietnam
☕ Wake Up to Vietnam: 10% Off Viet-Coffee Beans This Week Only!
If your mornings need more than just a caffeine kick—if they crave culture, craftsmanship, and a story in every sip—then this week is your moment. Viet-Coffee, Australasia’s largest online retailer of Vietnamese coffee and tea, is offering an extra 10% off all Vietnamese coffee beans until September 7th. That’s right: the bold, chocolatey richness of Vietnam’s finest beans, now even more irresistible.
Brew Culture, Not Just Coffee
Every cup you brew connects you to Vietnam’s vibrant coffee heritage. It’s a taste of resilience, tradition, and innovation. And this week, it’s a taste you can enjoy for less.
Date: June 30, 2025
Vietnam has launched a major administrative reform, reducing its provincial-level units from 63 to 34. This includes 28 provinces and 6 centrally-run cities, with only 11 remaining unchanged.
From July 1, 2025, district-level units will be abolished. The structure will include:
Source: Vietnam Teaching Jobs