The Vietnamese pepper market is experiencing a period of relative stability, despite facing global pressures and shifting dynamics. Domestic prices have held steady in key regions, trading between 143,500 and 144,500 VND/kg. This stability comes after a week of modest declines, reflecting the complex interplay of local and international factors

The global pepper market faces economic instability and fluctuating demand. Vietnam and Brazil, leading producers, have seen export declines. Short-term challenges persist, but long-term recovery is expected as economies stabilize.

Vietnam’s Pepper Market: Fluctuations and Future Prospects Vietnam’s pepper industry has experienced significant fluctuations over the past decade, from record-breaking exports to market oversaturation and price drops. Recent trends show a resurgence in the market, with exports potentially reaching a new high in 2024. However, challenges persist, including competition from

Vietnam’s Pepper Market: Shifting Dynamics and Global Trends Explore the evolving landscape of Vietnam’s pepper industry as it navigates market fluctuations, export challenges, and the interplay with coffee production   Domestic Pepper Prices Stabilize After Decline After a three-day downturn, the domestic pepper market in Vietnam has shown signs of

Pepper prices today in key domestic regions range from 148,000 to 149,000 VND/kg. Morning prices remained stable compared to the same time yesterday. Last week, the domestic market experienced four consecutive days of decline, with prices only slightly recovering by the weekend. Overall, prices fell by 1,000 – 3,000 VND/kg

Pepper prices dropped by 2,000 – 3,000 VND/kg across various regions. However, farmers are optimistic as current prices provide encouragement ahead of this year’s harvest season. Experts predict pepper prices could surpass 160,000 VND/kg before Vietnam’s harvest begins, driven by limited global supply. In the first eight months of this