The seventh International Coffee, Tea, and Bakery Expo, known as Coffee Expo Vietnam 2023, kicks off in Ho Chi Minh City on November 2. (Photo: VNA)
HCM City (VNA) - The seventh InternationalCoffee, Tea, and Bakery Expo, known as ♏Coffee Expo Vietnam 2023, kicked off inHo Chi Minh City on November 2.
The three-day event features 200 booths representing 250brands from 15 countries and territories. It showcases a wide range of tea and coffeeproducts, machinery, food and beverage ingredients, and packaging technology. Co-organised by Coex Vietnam and Vinexad with thesupport from the Vietnam Cocoa Coffee Association and the Buon Ma Thuot CoffeeAssociation, the event is expected to attract about 20,000 visitors. Vietnam's F&B industry boasts huge potential, the market's revenue is constantly increasing and forecast to top 400 billion USD in 2023. Vietnam is a "fertile land"with many advantages of a large population and consumer market for goods andservices that not only domestic but also many foreign businesses have soughtopportunities to enter over the recent times. The expo will also include programmes such as Roastery Experience, specialised workshops and the final round of Vietnam Coffee Challenge (VCC 2023) - a professional competition for baristas in Vietnam./.
While Vietnam's coffee industry was on track for another record export year, driven by rising prices due to supply shortages, experts said it's time for the industry to focus on quality to increase added value and export sustainably.
The 7th International Coffee, Tea and Bakery Expo (Coffee Expo Vietnam 2023) will take place from November 2 to 4 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre, featuring 200 booths with 250 brands from 15 countries and territories.
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The seventh International Coffee, Tea, and Bakery Expo, known as Coffee Expo Vietnam 2023, kicks off in Ho Chi Minh City on November 2. (Photo: VNA) 
