The price of black pepper increased sharply in Vietnam

Published 2023년 2월 16일

Tridge summary

Vietnam has seen a significant increase in the price of black pepper in February, with exports reaching 12,550 tons and valued at $43.2 million in January. The country anticipates more active exports in the first quarter due to an abundant harvest. Despite a decrease in the average export price of pepper compared to the previous month and year, the price to the Philippines and Japan saw a tenfold increase. The Netherlands is the largest importer of Vietnam's pepper. Global pepper prices are fluctuating unevenly, with changes in the market depending on the country.
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Original content

Previously, on February 9, the price of black pepper was recorded to have increased from 2,500–5,000 VND/kg (equivalent to an increase of 3.6-9.01%) compared to January 30, to 57,500–61,000 VND/kg. According to statistics from the General Department of Customs, Vietnam's pepper exports in January reached 12,550 tons, worth $43.2 million. It is forecasted that our country's pepper exports will be more active in the remaining months of the first quarter of 2023 because Vietnam has just finished the harvest season and has an abundant output. By the third and fourth quarters of 2023, customers will come to Brazil and Indonesia, because this is the time to harvest the pepper of these two countries. Regarding export prices, in January, the average export price of Vietnam's pepper reached US$3,442/ton, down 4.3% compared to December 2022 and 26.8% lower than January 2022. While the average export price of pepper to most major export markets decreased compared to the previous month and ...
Source: Baochinhphu

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