Examining the performance of coffee supply chains in Central Vietnam: an exploratory study
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Open access
Authors
Hoang, Dinh Thao Vy
Date
2017Supervisor
Assoc. Prof. Fay Rola-Rubzen
Type
Thesis
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PhD
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Business
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Management
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Abstract
This study examines the performance of Vietnam coffee supply chains and the constraints to facilitate a sustainable coffee industry. An exploratory study was conducted in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. The study found that moving down the supply chain, the marketing margin increased to cover the uncertainty of price inherent in highly volatile markets. Farmers failed to meet downstream requirement for quality and quantity. Supply chain members are bonded by trust through enduring long-term relationships.
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