Gia Lai authorities have officially warned local farmers not to expand coffee plantations, despite high coffee prices in recent months.
Coffee remains one of the most profitable crops in Gia Lai, with many farmers earning significant income. However, experts caution that uncontrolled expansion could lead to serious risks such as water shortages, unstable yields, and price fluctuations.
According to the provincial Department of Crop Production and Plant Protection, farmers should only replant on aging or unproductive coffee areas instead of expanding cultivation. Maintaining stable acreage is essential for ensuring long-term sustainability and meeting strict international market standards, especially in Europe where traceability and origin certification are required.
Meanwhile, industry leaders have also warned that the current coffee market is strongly influenced by speculation and international trading platforms. Farmers holding large coffee stocks at this time should exercise caution to avoid heavy losses.
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