Price Movement and Harvest Acceleration A perfect storm of market pressures and workforce depletion is confronting Vietnam’s pepper industry during its critical harvest season. As domestic pepper prices climbed 1,000–2,000 VND/kg to reach 139,000–141,000 VND/kg across major producing regions, farmers in Dak Lak Province face an unprecedented challenge. While favorable

Current Domestic Market Conditions Pepper price developments in the Central Highlands and Southeast from First 2023 to 21 Mar, 2026 (Unit: VND/kg) Price Stability at 139,000-141,000 VND/kg Domestic pepper prices have stabilized following last week’s correction, reflecting a temporary equilibrium between harvest supply and holding behavior. The Import-Export Department attributes

Price Outlook: Constrained Downside, Speculative Support Pepper prices today maintained stability following yesterday’s widespread decline, as market participants navigate the complex interplay of harvest season dynamics, geopolitical tensions, and shifting trade patterns. Domestic Vietnamese pepper prices currently fluctuate within the range of 142,000–144,000 VND/kg, reflecting a market at a crossroads

Weekly Price Performance Analysis Pepper prices increased by 500 VND/kg in key growing areas during the reporting period, demonstrating resilience despite market pressures. However, the current trading range of 145,000 – 147,500 VND/kg remains notably lower than last week’s levels, reflecting the impact of new harvest supplies entering the market.

Price dynamics & unit-price comparison Domestic farm-gate pepper prices are currently stable at 147,000–149,000 VND/kg after February declines totaling 1,500–4,000 VND/kg. Stability suggests short-term equilibrium between local supply and trading demand. February dip: -1,500 to -4,000 VND/kg Current band: 147,000–149,000 VND/kg Price trends of pepper in the Central Highlands and

Domestic Price Update As of this morning, domestic prices in major producing regions are trading in a narrow band at VND 148,500–151,000 per kilogram. Prices have shown relative stability in local markets despite tightening global inventories. Key drivers supporting the current range include reduced domestic output year-to-date, sustained export interest,

Vietnamese Pepper: Price Overview In Vietnam, domestic prices for white pepper experienced an increase, while other pepper varieties maintained stable pricing for two consecutive weeks, domestic pepper prices today remain stable in the range of VND 150,000 – 152,000/kg. This trend contributes to the overall positive outlook for Vietnamese pepper farmers.

Domestic Pepper Price Dynamics in Vietnam Domestic pepper prices in Vietnam have shown a mixed performance, currently trading within the range of VND 149,000 – 152,000/kg. The market in January 2026 revealed subtle shifts across key producing regions. Price trends of pepper in the Central Highlands and Southeast regions during

Domestic Price Stability Amidst Anticipated Harvest Decline In the early hours today, domestic pepper prices in Vietnam remained stable, holding steady between VND 148,0009 – 150,000 per kilogram. This stability follows a notable increase last week, where prices climbed by VND 500 – 1,500 per kg, indicating an active market

Recent Price Trends and Industry Review Domestic Price Decline As of the third week of 2026, domestic pepper prices ranged between 149,000 – 151,000 VND/kg, marking an average decline of 1,000 – 2,500 VND/kg. The sharpest drops were observed in key growing regions such as Đắk Lắk and Đắk Nông.