Скачать или смотреть The Unique Supply Chain Dynamics in the Coffee Wood Dog Chew Industry

The coffee wood dog chew industry operates within a highly specialized and seasonal supply chain, shaped by the agricultural cycle of coffee trees in Vietnam’s Central Highlands.

Each year, raw material collection takes place only from late October to next March, when old, low-yield coffee trees are traditionally cut down and replaced with young plants.

During this short window, CWDC Vietnam must source, purchase, and stockpile enough raw material to support a full year of production for global partners.

What makes the 2025 season especially challenging is the continued rise in coffee prices, which encourages many farmers and plantations to keep older trees instead of removing them as in previous years. This shift significantly reduces the availability of suitable raw material, increasing competition across the region.

In this environment, CWDC Vietnam’s extensive and efficient procurement network, built through long-term relationships with farms, plantations, and local collectors, becomes a critical competitive advantage.

By securing raw material early and storing it in well-prepared warehouses, CWDC Vietnam protects partners from shortages and price instability.

These realities highlight the unique nature of the coffee wood dog chew industry, where seasonality, agricultural economics, and strong local partnerships determine long-term sustainability and supply reliability.

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