Vietnam and Brazil are the two largest pepper exporting countries in the world.

Published 2025년 1월 28일

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Vietnam's pepper exports in 2024 saw a decrease in volume but an increase in value, reaching 249.38 thousand tons valued at 1.31 billion USD. The average export price of pepper also hit a record high of 5,280 USD/ton. The Vietnam Pepper and Spices Association (VPSA) forecasts a continued decrease in global pepper output in 2025, marking the fourth consecutive year of decline, due to climate change and the economic value of other crops. Vietnam and Brazil are expected to remain the world's top pepper exporters in 2025, while Indonesia's output may decline due to investment difficulties and unfavorable weather conditions. Global pepper prices in 2025 are projected to remain high due to reduced supply and stable demand in major markets.

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According to data from the General Department of Customs, Vietnam's pepper exports in 2024 reached 249.38 thousand tons, worth 1.31 billion USD, down 6.2% in volume, but up 44.4% in value compared to 2023. In 2024, Vietnam's pepper export prices reached a record high, with an average export price of 5,280 USD/ton; of which, black pepper prices reached 5,269 USD/ton, up 51.4% and white pepper reached 6,503 USD/ton, up 29.9% compared to 2023. Vietnam's pepper exports in 2024 to most key markets increased in both volume and value, except for exports to India and the Philippines, which decreased in volume but increased in value. In 2024, Vietnam will mainly export black pepper, accounting for 68.08% of total volume and 68.06% of total turnover; followed by ground black pepper, accounting for 14.83% of total volume and 16.07% of total turnover... The Vietnam Pepper and Spices Association (VPSA) said that global pepper output in 2025 is forecast to continue to decrease compared ...

Source: Agriculture