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💎 VCU SUPPLIES COFFEE TO HOTELS, RESORTS, RESTAURANTS, BUSINESSES Did you know one of the key factors in attracting and retaining tourists lies in the flavor of coffee? VCU understands that every business, restaurant, and hotel has its own business goals, and sometimes upgrading the quality of coffee on the menu can make a big difference in customer satisfaction. ❓ So why not upgrade the quality of Vietnamese coffee right now, considering its established position in the global agricultural market? 👉 At VCU, we take pride in offering high-quality roasted coffee carefully selected, roasted, and ground to meet the preferences of various customer segments. Currently, VCU provides a range of products including roasted whole bean coffee for machine brewing and ground coffee for traditional Vietnamese phin brewing. Our offerings include: ✅ Coffee Blends: expertly crafted blends like 9R-1A, 9A-1R, 8R-1A, etc., to achieve balance, harmony, and uniqueness. ✅ Single Origin Coffee: pure coffee sourced from Robusta, Arabica, or Excelsa beans without any blending. Customers can choose VCU-branded coffee or opt for private labeling. Let VCU help you leave a lasting impression on your customers through every cup of coffee. With VCU, quality makes all the difference. 📞 Contact VCU today for consultation and samples! ------------------------------------  VCU JSC., - Your QC Department 📞+84 961512690 (WA, Line, Telegram) - Ms.Alice 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gQWgSHig 📧 Sale@vietnamcoffeeunited.com 🏡 Chu Prong Town, Chu Prong District, Gia Lai Province, Viet Nam #greenbeanscoffeesupplier #greenbeanscoffee #specialtyarabica #finerobusta #coffeebeans #premiumrobusta #premiumcoffee #vcu #roastedcoffee #coffee #coffeelovers #scaj #coffeefarm #sustainable_economy #sustainable_development

How Juicy Tale reduces wastage in beverages segment Interview with Meghana S, Marketing Operational Manager - Juicy Tale . Shares his views about their organization, their developments, their products and their expansion plans. Watch video : https://lnkd.in/gTUSc7_i Video Powered by spicedrop , Universal Oleoresins ( Harshita Shah JINESH SHAH ) #juicytale #juice #juicewrld #juices #beverage #beverages #beverageindustry #beveragereview #beveragesldc #juice #horeca #chennai #expo #exhibition #foodindustry #chefs #hotels #hotel #restaurants #foodprocessing #foodmanufactures #restaurantindustry #hotelindustry #expansion #foodmarket #kitchenherald

Australian Wines - China boosts Australian wine exports Australian wine exports jumped 17% in value to AU$2.2 billion in 2023-24 thanks to Chinese tariffs being dropped Australian wine exports increased in value by 17% to AU$2.2 billion in the year to 30 June 2024. Export volumes remained relatively steady at 619 million litres, down just 0.2% on last year #wine #wines #australia #australianwines #australianwine #aussiewines #aussiewine #winebusiness

What products are available in the COCOLOCO brand? The COCOLOCO coconut charcoal products include 26 mm and 27 mm items in different packing formats. COCOLOCO 26 MM, 64 cub. One of the most popular and basic sizes. This size is preferred by smokers of all types - on kaloud, on foil and even on fruit! COCOLOCO 26 MM HORECA, 64 cub. The same size of 26, but in an efficient package, created specifically for the HORECA segment. COCOLOCO 27 MM, 54 cub A practical form factor when you need more heat for longer periods of time. Does not require replacing the charcoal on the bowl in most cases. COCOLOCO 27 MM HORECA, 54 cub This product is designed similar to the COCOLOCO 26 MM HORECA and is able to hold heat longer. It is also a more favorable format for hookah lounge owners. COCOLOCO charcoal does not smell when smoking and does not affect the flavor transfer. Professionals choose COCOLOCO.

South African Wines - South African export volumes fall, but value rises on price per litre boost Exports of South Africa saw a 17% drop in volume terms compared to the previous year, the latest data from the Wines of South Africa show, however the increased price paid on a litre of wine helped boost value sales by 0.9% to R10billion (US$540 million).  Volumes fell 17% to 306-million litres, down from 368-million litres in 2022, however the Rand per litre FOB sales rose 21% in total, (22% for packaged wines and 20% for bulk) which counterbalanced the volume declines and helped it hold its overall. As a result, the value of exports rose 0.9% from R9.9-billion (US$540 million) in 2022 to R10billion – a fraction under the R10.2 billion recorded in 2021 #wine #wines #southafrica #southafricanwines #winebusiness #wineindustry #winemarket

"India's Beer Revolution: From Spirits to Sips! While traditionally a nation known for its preference for spirits like whiskey and rum, the beer market in India has been steadily expanding. This growth is largely attributed to factors such as changing demographics, increasing urbanisation, rising disposable incomes, and evolving consumer tastes. Additionally, the emergence of craft breweries and the introduction of international beer brands have further fueled the popularity of beer in the country. Despite challenges such as regulatory restrictions and cultural perceptions, India's beer market continues to show promising signs of growth and diversification. Kalikut is a craft beer brewed in Northamptonshire with flavours of Western Ghats in the Southern Part of India. #indianbeeruk #indiancraftbeer #keralabeer #malayalibeer

Total Australian wine exports increased in value by 17 per cent to $2.2 billion in 2023–24, the highest level since the 12 months ended September 2021, according to a new Wine Australia Export Report. #WineExports #AustralianWine #ExportGrowth #WineAustralia #GlobalMarket