Vietnamese coffee showcased in Algeria

March 04, 2024 - 13:50

The Trade Office of Vietnam in Algeria coordinated with the Bab Ezzouar Commercial Centre in Algiers to organise an event to promote Vietnamese coffee products.

Algerian consumers enjoy Vietnamese coffee at the event. — VNA/VNS Photo

ALGIERS — The Trade Office of Vietnam in Algeria, in collaboration with the Bab Ezzouar Commercial Centre in Algiers, hosted an event on Sunday to showcase Vietnamese coffee products.

At the event, visitors and local consumers had the opportunity to learn about Vietnamese coffee, listen to presentations about the coffee processing methods, and enjoy the products.

On this occasion, the trade office also displayed catalogs and sample products of Vietnamese businesses and connected with customers.

Bab Ezzouar is the largest shopping mall in Algeria with stores covering an area of 45,000 sq.m, offices spanning 20,000 sq.m, and UNO, a hypermarket occupying 7,200 sq.m.

Algeria is considered one of Việt Nam's coffee-consuming markets as it spends over US$300 million importing about 130,000 tonnes of coffee beans on average each year, of which Việt Nam's Robusta green coffee beans usually account for 25-30 per cent.

In December 2023, for the first time, the trade office held an event to promote Vietnamese coffee and tra (pangasius) fish at the Carrefour hypermarket – another major distribution system in Algeria. — VNS

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Vietnamese coffee accounts for 30-50 per cent of Algeria's total coffee import. For several years, coffee has also been Việt Nam's biggest export item to Algeria, making up over 60 per cent of Việt Nam's total export revenue from this market.

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