Posted on Sep 16, 2021

Covid lockdown in Vietnam could keep coffee prices 'relatively high' through 2022

LTC Eugene Chu

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Many users on RallyPoint proclaim their love of coffee, but should also be aware of the supply chain management behind its availability. Vietnam is a major supplier and its COVID lockdown may mean reduced supplies and higher prices for a while.

Covid lockdown in Vietnam could keep coffee prices 'relatively high' through 2022

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MAJ Ken Landgren

Posted 3 y ago

I need coffee in my veins. It makes me feel better.

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SSG Edward Tilton

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Go to Vietnam. They have it

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MAJ Ken Landgren

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I will go to Walmart. Some of grandmas are hotties. SSG Edward Tilton

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LTC Tom Jones

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Posted 3 y ago

Now things are really getting serious!! Headed to the grocery store.

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Posted 3 y ago

never had vietnamese coffee strictly drink Colombian

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Covid lockdown in Vietnam could keep coffee prices 'relatively high' through 2022

Covid lockdown in Vietnam could keep coffee prices 'relatively high' through 2022

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