China suddenly stopped purchasing fresh areca nuts from Vietnam; prices plummeted by 50% in just a few days

Published 2024년 10월 22일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the fluctuating prices of fresh areca nuts in Vietnam, which soared to a record 105 thousand VND/kg before dropping to 52 thousand VND/kg. This volatility is linked to the demand from Chinese traders and import restrictions. The initial price surge was due to a supply shortage caused by storm damage on Hainan Island, impacting Chinese factories. Despite the price decrease, traders are still purchasing selectively. The areca nuts are processed into areca candy, which commands much higher prices in China.
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Original content

“The peak, last week, my areca garden sold for 105 thousand VND/kg, the highest price ever. Now they only weigh 52 thousand VND/kg, the price has collapsed so quickly, I don’t know which way to go”. That is what Ms. Pham Thi Tram, residing in Krong Nang (Dak Lak) shared about the price of fresh areca suddenly skyrocketing to the highest level ever and then falling rapidly. According to Ms. Tram, her family has grown about 500-600 areca trees for 6-9 years interspersed with coffee and durian plantations, not specializing in growing areca trees on the land. However, this year, the price of areca has continuously increased, traders have searched everywhere to buy them directly from the garden at prices up to 105 thousand VND/kg. “At first, the price was only 50-60 thousand VND/kg, then gradually increased to 80-90 thousand VND/kg. The highest price I sell is 105 thousand VND/kg, they pick it themselves, I just sit and watch the scale calculate the money. I don't understand why the ...

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