* Vietnam's 2009/2010 coffee crop at 16.67 million bags
   * 2008/2009 coffee output seen at 16 million bags
   * Rains help cut production cost
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   By Ho Binh Minh
   HANOI, March 6 (Reuters) - Vietnam has revised its preliminary forecast of its next 2009/2010 coffee crop, saying output could rise 4.2 percent to around 1 million tonnes or 16.67 million bags, a senior industry official said on Friday.
   "The crop can produce around 1 million tonnes, provided all conditions are favourable and the figure can be 5 percent up or down," Vietnam Coffee Association Chairman Luong Van Tu said after an industry meeting in the Central Highlands coffee belt.

    KIGALI, Feb 13 (Reuters) - The International Coffee Organisation forecasts global demand will stand at 130 million 60-kg bags in 2009, outstripping an expected supply of 124-125 million bags, executive director Nestor Osorio said.
   "We are going to see a year in which a deficit of supply could be around 6-8 million bags, consumption will be around 130 million," he said at a coffee conference in Rwanda's capital late on Thursday. (Reporting by Hereward Holland, Editing by Peter Blackburn) 
 

    HANOI, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Following are domestic market
prices of Vietnam's key commodities quoted by traders and
official media in the Vietnamese dong <VND=> per kg.
 Item                Feb 9-13      Feb 2-6       Location
 Coffee              24,900-26,000 24,500-26,200 Daklak, Lam Dong
 Cocoa               37,500-38,000 33,000-39,000 Daklak
 Black pepper        33,500-35,000 33,500-34,500 Southern region
 Refined sugar       9,500         9,500         Mekong Delta
 Winter-spring paddy 3,600-4,500   3,200-4,200   Mekong Delta
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