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Improvement in production line causes oversupply of peppermint worldwide

Mint

Brazil

Market & Price Trends

Caio Alves

Published Sep 7, 2021

There is an oversupply of peppermint in the global market. One cause is the production increase of menthol (synthetic mint) in large plants down at Germany and more recently Malaysia. Another is the main industries manufacturing their own feedstock for B2C production lines. Consequently, India and other producing origins are flooding the market with the natural mint and prices are spiraling down.

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