This week, domestic coffee prices in Vietnam decreased to 90,500 to 91,000 dong ($3.44 to $3.45) per kg, down from 92,200 to 93,200 dong last week. The decline is attributed to lower demand as buyers are turning to Indonesia for cheaper and fresher beans. Robusta coffee futures for July delivery rose by 1%, closing at $3,428 per ton. Despite some farmers asking for higher prices, the influx of Indonesian beans is influencing purchasing decisions. Additionally, while a potential fertilizer shortage could pose challenges in the coming months, it is not an immediate concern for coffee growers. Indonesia's exports of Sumatra robusta coffee beans saw a significant drop of 25.4% in February compared to the previous year, highlighting the shifting dynamics in the coffee market.