Pepper
price today November 21: Domestic pepper price remained unchanged,
trading from 144,500 - 146,500 VND/kg. Meanwhile, the Indonesian market
increased slightly.
Báo Công thương•20/11/2025
World pepper price November 21: Slight increase in Indonesia
Update on world pepper prices from the International Pepper Community
(IPC) at 4:30 a.m. on November 21, 2025, today's pepper exports recorded
fluctuations in the Indonesian market. All markets had stable prices
compared to yesterday's trading session.
Specifically, the price of Indonesian Lampung black pepper was traded
at 7,099 USD/ton, up slightly 0.17% compared to the previous session.
Similarly, the price of Muntok white pepper of this country also
increased slightly by 0.18% compared to yesterday, currently trading at
9,666 USD/ton.
In Malaysia, the price of ASTA black pepper is currently stable at
9,200 USD/ton. The price of ASTA white pepper in this market today
reached 12,300 USD/ton, unchanged from yesterday.
In Brazil, pepper prices remained around $6,100/ton, unchanged from yesterday.
Prices of all types of Vietnamese pepper remain unchanged, of which,
the price of Vietnamese black pepper 500 gr/l remains unchanged at 6,400
USD/ton; the price of 550 gr/l remains unchanged at 6,600 USD/ton.
Similarly, Vietnam's white pepper price remained unchanged at USD 9,050/ton.
Domestic pepper price today November 21: Highest at 146,500 VND/kg
Meanwhile, domestic pepper prices today (November 21) remained
unchanged compared to yesterday, ranging from 144,500 - 146,500 VND/kg.
Specifically, in Gia Lai today, pepper is traded at 145,000 VND/kg, unchanged from yesterday.
Similarly, pepper prices in Ho Chi Minh City and Dong Nai also remained stable, currently trading at 145,000 VND/kg.
Meanwhile, traders in Dak Lak and Lam Dong traded pepper at 146,500
VND/kg, unchanged from yesterday. These are also the two localities with
the highest pepper prices in the country today.
Pepper
price today November 22: Domestic pepper price increased sharply from
1,000 - 1,500 VND/kg. Currently, domestic pepper price fluctuates from
146,000 - 147,500 VND/kg.
Báo Công thương•21/11/2025
World pepper price November 22: Continued slight increase in Indonesia
Update on world pepper prices from the International Pepper Community
(IPC) at 4:30 a.m. on November 21, 2025, today's pepper exports recorded
fluctuations in the Indonesian market. All markets had stable prices
compared to yesterday's trading session.
Specifically, the price of Indonesian Lampung black pepper was traded
at 7,104 USD/ton, up slightly 0.13% compared to the previous session.
Similarly, the price of Muntok white pepper of this country also
increased slightly by 0.13% compared to yesterday, currently trading at
9,673 USD/ton.
In Malaysia, the price of ASTA black pepper is currently stable at
9,200 USD/ton. The price of ASTA white pepper in this market today
reached 12,300 USD/ton, unchanged from yesterday.
In Brazil, pepper prices remained around $6,100/ton, unchanged from yesterday.
Prices of all types of Vietnamese pepper remain unchanged, of which,
the price of Vietnamese black pepper 500 gr/l remains unchanged at 6,400
USD/ton; the price of 550 gr/l remains unchanged at 6,600 USD/ton.
Similarly, Vietnam's white pepper price remained unchanged at USD 9,050/ton.
Domestic pepper price today November 22: Strong increase
Meanwhile, domestic pepper prices today (November 22) increased sharply
by 1,000 - 1,500 VND/kg compared to yesterday, fluctuating from 146,000
- 147,500 VND/kg.
Specifically, in Gia Lai today, pepper is traded at 146,500 VND/kg, a sharp increase of 1,500 VND/kg compared to yesterday.
Similarly, pepper prices in Ho Chi Minh City and Dong Nai also increased sharply by VND1,000/kg, currently trading at VND146,000/kg.
Meanwhile, traders in Dak Lak and Lam Dong traded pepper at 147,500
VND/kg, a sharp increase of 1,000 VND/kg compared to yesterday. These
are also the two localities with the highest pepper prices in the
country today.
Top export markets: - USA: 44,262 tons (21.4%), down 29.4% YoY but up 3.9% vs 2023. - U.A.E: 17,304 tons (8.4%), up 18.8%. - China: 16,567 tons (8.0%), up 79.1%. - India: 11,370 tons (5.5%), up 20.6%. - Germany: 10,198 tons (4.9%), down 25.8%.
Heavy
rains are delaying the maturity of peppercorns in BrazilThe new crop
black pepper is not expected to come out before the end of this month.
Taking into account the time needed for drying and processing, we do not
foresee any shipments from Brazil this year. Most companies will close
for the holidays by mid-December. The first shipments are therefore
expected to take place in January next year. #brasil#brazil#pepper#spices#spicebrokers
Surging
demand coupled with increased arrivals to auctions has brought cheers
to the cardamom sector, even as the picking season in Idukki, a key
producing region, goes on in full swing.
Though the incessant
rains from May to October dented production by around 15 to 20 per cent,
the rise in area and better investments has led to increased arrivals
in this season. Given such a situation, the crop could be between 32,000
to 34,000 tonne in this season, S.B.Prabhakar, a cardamom planter
said. The North East monsoon is expected to last till December which
should contribute to a reasonable late crop, he added.
The prices are
expected to remain in the range of around ₹2,400 to ₹2,700 per kg for
the next 3 to 4 months. Then, the spring showers will dictate movement
of prices. However there is no chance for a major drop in prices anytime
soon, he said.
Rising demand boosts cardamom sector as harvest gains pace in Idukki
Prices seen range bound on firm export demand as output dips in Guatemala
Surging
demand coupled with increased arrivals to auctions has brought cheers
to the cardamom sector, even as the picking season in Idukki, a key
producing region, goes on in full swing.
Though the incessant
rains from May to October dented production by around 15 to 20 per cent,
the rise in area and better investments has led to increased arrivals
in this season. Given such a situation, the crop could be between 32,000
to 34,000 tonne in this season, S.B.Prabhakar, a cardamom planter
said. The North East monsoon is expected to last till December which
should contribute to a reasonable late crop, he added.
The prices are
expected to remain in the range of around ₹2,400 to ₹2,700 per kg for
the next 3 to 4 months. Then, the spring showers will dictate movement
of prices. However there is no chance for a major drop in prices anytime
soon, he said.
The Guatemala production is expected to be only
around 16,000 to 20,000 tonne against their normal production of around
45,000 tonne as plants slowly recover from last year’s devastating El
Nino drought.
Thus, India has overtaken Guatemala to become the
world’s largest producer of cardamom in the last 2 seasons since 1981-82
after a gap of 44 years. This shortfall in production over the
past two seasons has created a global deficit and India should be able
to export more cardamom in the coming months.
Joseph Sebastain of
EcoSpice said there has been a record inflow of cardamom into daily
auctions accompanied by a robust export and domestic demand. However,
with strong global demand and Guatemala’s limited recovery, India’s
cardamom market is expected to remain firm and well-supported in the
near term. Although Guatemala’s total cultivation area is about 40 per
cent larger than that of India, its productivity remains lower due to
the lack of scientific farming practices and professional crop
management.
Many growers in the domestic market are now capable of
holding back stock, closely observing the global market trends, and
releasing produce strategically. Instead of distress sales, most farmers
are selling immediately after harvest at favourable prices, ensuring
steady cash flow while benefiting from high demand, he added.
According
to SKM Dhanavandan, an exporter in Bodinayakkanur, the sector is
gearing up for Ramadan 2026 booking and the Gulfood 2026 in January.
Global demand, especially from the Gulf, is highly concentrated on
grades like 6-7 mm, 7-8 mm and 8mm (superior grade). However, the
quantity of small size cardamom, low-value capsules is limited right now
due to the nature of the current harvest/season. This scarcity of
export-preferred sizes presents a major supply-demand paradox, he said.
To
capitalise on this key window and secure large-volume deals, he said a
revision and strategic lowering of the average export price ($28-30 per
kg) for premium grades is necessary to make Indian cardamom globally
competitive.
Pepper price today November 7, 2025: Stable price level, export close to record
Vietnam's
pepper export price in 10 months reached 1.39 billion USD, up 25.4%
despite a 5.9% decrease in volume. Black pepper price jumped 36.6% to
6,628 USD/ton.
Báo Lâm Đồng•06/11/2025
Domestic
pepper prices on November 7 were stable at around 145,000 - 147,000
VND/kg, continuing to maintain momentum in the context of slight
fluctuations in the world
market. According to the Vietnam Pepper and Spice Association (VPSA),
in the first 10 months of the year, exports reached 1.39 billion USD
(+25.4%), approaching the target of 1.5 billion USD for the whole year.
Domestic price developments: Stable across the board
Domestic pepper prices on November 7 remained stable at around
VND145,000-147,000/kg, despite slight adjustments in the world market.
According to the Vietnam Pepper and Spice Association (VPSA), exports in
the first 10 months of the year reached 1.39 billion USD, up 25.4% and
approaching the target of 1.5 billion USD - the highest level in the
history of the pepper industry.
Gia Lai at 145,000 VND/kg, unchanged from yesterday.
In the Southeast, the price is similar:
Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Ba Ria - Vung Tau) keeps 145,000 VND/kg.
Dong Nai (formerly Binh Phuoc) at 147,000 VND/kg.
Thus, domestic pepper prices today remain stable, maintaining a high level of competitiveness compared to the region.
International market: Indonesia slightly decreased, Vietnam still maintained balance
In the world market, data from the International Pepper Community (IPC)
shows that global pepper prices tend to adjust slightly. In Indonesia,
Lampung black pepper decreased by 0.37% to 7,102 USD/ton, Muntok white
pepper decreased by 0.36% to 9,737 USD/ton.
In contrast, pepper
prices in Brazil and Malaysia remained unchanged at USD 6,100/ton and
USD 9,200/ton for black pepper, respectively, while Malaysian white
pepper reached USD 12,300/ton.
Domestically, Vietnam's pepper
export prices are stable: black pepper 500 gr/l at 6,400 USD/ton, 550
gr/l at 6,600 USD/ton; white pepper remains at 9,050 USD/ton.
Accordingly, Vietnam still maintains an attractive price level, ensuring
good profit margins in the context of many countries being forced to
reduce prices to stimulate demand.
Exports in 10 months: Value increased sharply despite output decrease
Data from VPSA shows that by the end of October, Vietnam exported
206,427 tons of pepper, of which black pepper accounted for 176,577 tons
and white pepper 29,850 tons. Total turnover reached 1.3937 billion
USD, up 25.4% in value despite a 5.9% decrease in output compared to the
same period last year. The average export price of black pepper reached
6,628 USD/ton, white pepper reached 8,683 USD/ton - up 36.6% and 34.4%
respectively compared to 2024. This shows that the value of the pepper
industry is increasing thanks to high selling prices, despite a decrease
in output.
In terms of markets, the US still leads with 44,262
tonnes, accounting for 21.4% of total exports, although down 29.4%
year-on-year but still 3.9% higher than in 2023 – reflecting signs of
recovering demand. The UAE ranked second with 17,304 tonnes, up 18.8%,
while China increased sharply by 79.1% to 16,567 tonnes. In contrast,
the German market decreased by 25.8%, showing caution in the European
region.
On the import side, Vietnam imported 37,783 tons of
pepper worth 236.9 million USD - up 25.3% in volume and 65.6% in value.
Brazil is currently the largest supplier with 18,481 tons, up more than
105% and accounting for nearly 49% of total imports. Cambodia ranked
second with 9,705 tons, up 45%, while Indonesia decreased 32.5% to 6,946
tons. Diverse import sources help domestic enterprises stabilize
production and take initiative when international prices fluctuate.
The activities of import-export enterprises recorded strong
competition. Nedspice Vietnam led exports in October with 1,922 tons, up
17.4% over the same period, followed by Phuc Sinh, Olam, Simexco Dak
Lak and Haprosimex JSC. On the other hand, Olam Vietnam continued to
lead imports with 8,560 tons, followed by Tran Chau and Nedspice Vietnam
- the unit recorded a sudden increase of 334.7% over the previous year.
With export prices remaining high and global demand gradually
recovering, Vietnam’s pepper industry is approaching the target of 1.5
billion USD in 2025. If achieved, this will be a new record, affirming
Vietnam’s position as the world’s largest pepper exporter.
November 2, 2025:- Mutsamudu, Union Des Comores:- I am sure, no one need any introduction. Let us speak straight about this new season quantity possibilities and feasibilities of price discoveries ! I repeat, only exploring possibilities and feasibilities ! Nothing firm, nothing guaranteed.
INDONESIA is coming with a short crop of size 80,000 Mt roughly – it might range between 75000 to 90000 to the maximum. A poor crop resulting in shortage of crop. However, this shortage is not expected to make any serious impact on clove market ! Because, the largest consumers of clove in the world, - the cigarette manufacturers of Indonesia - are not seriously buying with the same aggressiveness as they did in previous years. Many of them said to have inventory either in Indonesia itself or in Singapore. Thereby there wont by much higher demand from Indonesia. Saudi Arabia is the main buyer of Indonesian Clove now. India is stepping back, as India attracts 5% import duty on Indo Clove. Dubai also behind the door, as Dubai have huge inventory from Brazil, Tanzania and Comores already with them.
Currently export price from Indonesia is at USD 7700 [in the range of between 7600 to 7800]. Nonconfirmed reports say, some one offer 7400 FOB – but not sure. Please take note, low price from Indonesia all resulted in default in last 2-3 years. Therefore, from my experience, try to buy at average price level only from Indonesia; do not go for the lower price level.
AFRICA ORIGINS - Comores is at the last leg of harvest. Harvest almost finishing. November would be good arrival from Village. But December and January 2026 would be thin arrivals. Comore price is ruling high than what was expected ! If some one get USD 7 per kg on CNf basis from Comore, it is the best good price you can buy. Lower price could be available, but compromising on clean cargo, and might be mixed cargo from Moheli. While buying from Comores, always strict to Anjouan Clove only for good stock.
MADAGASCAR – the much awaited Clove for the world ! Madagascar is coming with a historic crop size of 23000 ++ Mt. Reports from farm says, it could go upto 25000 as well. However, and unfortunatley, contrary to previous years, Madagascar is now following Indonesia for price! Now every village corner has internet, and even the uneducated farmers are also now looking at internet and studying international market !! This year – both south and north crop started at higher levels ! much high levels than previous years ! Last year, south had started at 13000—14000 ariary a kg and jumped to 18000-19000 level in one month time. Whereas , this season, it opened at 19000 only ! and moved to 20500-21000 in one week time !! North crop in Mananara province opened at 24000 [where as last year it opened at 20,000]. EXPORT PRICE FROM MADAGASCAR - South clove possible to get at USD 6.7—6.8 level. If somebody offers USD 6.5 or even less, be careful. Can result in default !! Every year, Madagascar has the story of some people giving much lower price and taking advance from international buyers, and making default !! This is a regular phenomenon in Madagascar. Some people are only for that. Take care. Good quality North crop would fetch a price of USD 7,4 average. Check with your shipper for exact market driven price. This year, Madagascar Govt released export permits well early in October ! So that shipment can start in November.
Zanzibar and Tanzania : Zanzibar state is selling at USD 7200 on an average. They had also given to 7100. As it is only the State Govt exporting, it is a monopoly. Those who have preference of Zanzibar clove would continue buying that origin only irrespective of price !! Tanzania is a free market, but at present because of the military operations and internal struggle, cannot depend.
Thereby, all importers now would concentrate on Madagascar only – as Mada is the only available crop at reasonable price. For any individual interest, please contact me in person.
Good Day ! Another African Clove Season on the door step. Madagascar and Tanzania / Zanzibar season on the making. Comores - suprisingly with a major crop, some villages harvest just started in September - would continue till December January. Madagascar would be ready for shipment mostly in December 2025. CROP SIZE: 2025-2026 clove season in africa, all the three producing countries coming out with major crop - bigger size and better than last 3-4 years. Comores with almost 7000 Mt; Madagascar near to 20,000 Mt, Tanzania and Zanzibar together with 4000 Mt PRICE LEVEL FOR DECEMBER SHIPMENT: Any price you get close to USD 7 - few dollars plus or minus is a good price to buy; Forward speculative sellers started to offer even 6700-6800 also - but must await risk and possible default at these levels. However, over all market sentiment is steady around USD 7000 [can expect range bound between USD 6600 to 7000] on an average at the early stages. 2025-2026 season would expect highest at 7800 and lowest at 6500 SUBJECT to Indian buying pressure. https://www.facebook.com/GIRISHMADACLOVES/posts/pfbid02HwzDgkanf7FcuTjP9kGj7A7CBtBdmVPCptfoT51Quz5F4ZuoUikkQyAAKdqQnoK4l?__cft__[0]=AZW_m6nEVnzMwm-loXdfgS6jKrQ7u7UQkybyWriWakDO6lt4Gqy9cPTqhGdVbgMjkRb8FjOh1VH6nNcUF2jn5A7gb6vZeacxuG5e5SiQC5zjdg&__tn__=%2CP-R https://www.facebook.com/GIRISHMADACLOVES/posts/pfbid0bWH9XgA4US6VmoYUiiG4oxMhP9pzMDmJp93gjVg4Un3PdJMoy1ZYKoz7BQyvvN3hl?__cft__[0]=AZWkY8usSNpRIuYRpAqaTF4oY4XPsJLsb-7c8aUvINVB0QcGcIj__m7K1VJ3_fXq9lTjBfUhLHkH1-HWrR44GcA-_J9GysHryVRQ0Tub4H-eOMwSSkAnOKIjnHo6hm1_e2I&__tn__=%2CO%2CP-R UPDATE ON CLOVE NEW HARVEST SEASON November 2, 2025:- Mutsamudu, Union Des Comores:- I am sure, no one need any introduction. Let us speak straight about this new season quantity possibilities and feasibilities of price discoveries ! I repeat, only exploring possibilities and feasibilities ! Nothing firm, nothing guaranteed. INDONESIA is coming with a short crop of size 80,000 Mt roughly – it might range between 75000 to 90000 to the maximum. A poor crop resulting in shortage of crop. However, this shortage is not expected to make any serious impact on clove market ! Because, the largest consumers of clove in the world, - the cigarette manufacturers of Indonesia - are not seriously buying with the same aggressiveness as they did in previous years. Many of them said to have inventory either in Indonesia itself or in Singapore. Thereby there wont by much higher demand from Indonesia. Saudi Arabia is the main buyer of Indonesian Clove now. India is stepping back, as India attracts 5% import duty on Indo Clove. Dubai also behind the door, as Dubai have huge inventory from Brazil, Tanzania and Comores already with them. Currently export price from Indonesia is at USD 7700 [in the range of between 7600 to 7800]. Nonconfirmed reports say, some one offer 7400 FOB – but not sure. Please take note, low price from Indonesia all resulted in default in last 2-3 years. Therefore, from my experience, try to buy at average price level only from Indonesia; do not go for the lower price level. AFRICA ORIGINS - Comores is at the last leg of harvest. Harvest almost finishing. November would be good arrival from Village. But December and January 2026 would be thin arrivals. Comore price is ruling high than what was expected ! If some one get USD 7 per kg on CNf basis from Comore, it is the best good price you can buy. Lower price could be available, but compromising on clean cargo, and might be mixed cargo from Moheli. While buying from Comores, always strict to Anjouan Clove only for good stock. MADAGASCAR – the much awaited Clove for the world ! Madagascar is coming with a historic crop size of 23000 ++ Mt. Reports from farm says, it could go upto 25000 as well. However, and unfortunatley, contrary to previous years, Madagascar is now following Indonesia for price! Now every village corner has internet, and even the uneducated farmers are also now looking at internet and studying international market !! This year – both south and north crop started at higher levels ! much high levels than previous years ! Last year, south had started at 13000—14000 ariary a kg and jumped to 18000-19000 level in one month time. Whereas , this season, it opened at 19000 only ! and moved to 20500-21000 in one week time !! North crop in Mananara province opened at 24000 [where as last year it opened at 20,000]. EXPORT PRICE FROM MADAGASCAR - South clove possible to get at USD 6.7—6.8 level. If somebody offers USD 6.5 or even less, be careful. Can result in default !! Every year, Madagascar has the story of some people giving much lower price and taking advance from international buyers, and making default !! This is a regular phenomenon in Madagascar. Some people are only for that. Take care. Good quality North crop would fetch a price of USD 7,4 average. Check with your shipper for exact market driven price. This year, Madagascar Govt released export permits well early in October ! So that shipment can start in November.
Zanzibar and Tanzania : Zanzibar state is selling at USD 7200 on an average. They had also given to 7100. As it is only the State Govt exporting, it is a monopoly. Those who have preference of Zanzibar clove would continue buying that origin only irrespective of price !! Tanzania is a free market, but at present because of the military operations and internal struggle, cannot depend. Thereby, all importers now would concentrate on Madagascar only – as Mada is the only available crop at reasonable price. For any individual interest, please contact me in person.
UPDATE ON CLOVE NEW HARVEST SEASON November 2, 2025:- Mutsamudu, Union Des Comores:- I am sure, no one need any introduction. Let us speak straight about this new season quantity possibilities and feasibilities of price discoveries ! I repeat, only exploring possibilities and feasibilities ! Nothing firm, nothing guaranteed. INDONESIA is coming with a short crop of size 80,000 Mt roughly – it might range between 75000 to 90000 to the maximum. A poor crop resulting in shortage of crop. However, this shortage is not expected to make any serious impact on clove market ! Because, the largest consumers of clove in the world, - the cigarette manufacturers of Indonesia - are not seriously buying with the same aggressiveness as they did in previous years. Many of them said to have inventory either in Indonesia itself or in Singapore. Thereby there wont by much higher demand from Indonesia. Saudi Arabia is the main buyer of Indonesian Clove now. India is stepping back, as India attracts 5% import duty on Indo Clove. Dubai also behind the door, as Dubai have huge inventory from Brazil, Tanzania and Comores already with them. Currently export price from Indonesia is at USD 7700 [in the range of between 7600 to 7800]. Nonconfirmed reports say, some one offer 7400 FOB – but not sure. Please take note, low price from Indonesia all resulted in default in last 2-3 years. Therefore, from my experience, try to buy at average price level only from Indonesia; do not go for the lower price level. AFRICA ORIGINS - Comores is at the last leg of harvest. Harvest almost finishing. November would be good arrival from Village. But December and January 2026 would be thin arrivals. Comore price is ruling high than what was expected ! If some one get USD 7 per kg on CNf basis from Comore, it is the best good price you can buy. Lower price could be available, but compromising on clean cargo, and might be mixed cargo from Moheli. While buying from Comores, always strict to Anjouan Clove only for good stock. MADAGASCAR – the much awaited Clove for the world ! Madagascar is coming with a historic crop size of 23000 ++ Mt. Reports from farm says, it could go upto 25000 as well. However, and unfortunatley, contrary to previous years, Madagascar is now following Indonesia for price! Now every village corner has internet, and even the uneducated farmers are also now looking at internet and studying international market !! This year – both south and north crop started at higher levels ! much high levels than previous years ! Last year, south had started at 13000—14000 ariary a kg and jumped to 18000-19000 level in one month time. Whereas , this season, it opened at 19000 only ! and moved to 20500-21000 in one week time !! North crop in Mananara province opened at 24000 [where as last year it opened at 20,000]. EXPORT PRICE FROM MADAGASCAR - South clove possible to get at USD 6.7—6.8 level. If somebody offers USD 6.5 or even less, be careful. Can result in default !! Every year, Madagascar has the story of some people giving much lower price and taking advance from international buyers, and making default !! This is a regular phenomenon in Madagascar. Some people are only for that. Take care. Good quality North crop would fetch a price of USD 7,4 average. Check with your shipper for exact market driven price. This year, Madagascar Govt released export permits well early in October ! So that shipment can start in November.
Zanzibar and Tanzania : Zanzibar state is selling at USD 7200 on an average…
--------------------------------- MADAGASCAR – the much awaited Clove for the world ! Madagascar is coming with a historic crop size of 23000 ++ Mt. Reports from farm says, it could go upto 25000 as well. However, and unfortunatley, contrary to previous years, Madagascar is now following Indonesia for price! Now every village corner has internet, and even the uneducated farmers are also now looking at internet and studying international market !! This year – both south and north crop started at higher levels ! much high levels than previous years ! Last year, south had started at 13000—14000 ariary a kg and jumped to 18000-19000 level in one month time. Whereas , this season, it opened at 19000 only ! and moved to 20500-21000 in one week time !! North crop in Mananara province opened at 24000 [where as last year it opened at 20,000]. EXPORT PRICE FROM MADAGASCAR - South clove possible to get at USD 6.7—6.8 level. If somebody offers USD 6.5 or even less, be careful. Can result in default !! Every year, Madagascar has the story of some people giving much lower price and taking advance from international buyers, and making default !! This is a regular phenomenon in Madagascar. Some people are only for that. Take care. Good quality North crop would fetch a price of USD 7,4 average. Check with your shipper for exact market driven price. This year, Madagascar Govt released export permits well early in October ! So that shipment can start in November.
Zanzibar and Tanzania : Zanzibar state is selling at USD 7200 on an average. They had also given to 7100. As it is only the State Govt exporting, it is a monopoly. Those who have preference of Zanzibar clove would continue buying that origin only irrespective of price !! Tanzania is a free market, but at present because of the military operations and internal struggle, cannot depend.
Pepper price today October 30, 2025: From Gia Lai to Lam Dong increased by 1,000 VND
Pepper
price today October 30 increased by 1,000 VND/kg nationwide, Gia Lai
144,000, Dak Lak - Dak Nong 146,000 VND/kg. Vietnam imported 5,402 tons
from Indonesia.
Pepper price today October 30 is improving domestically
Vietnam's pepper market has been buoyant with an increase of VND1,000/kg in key provinces, reaching a peak of VND146,000/kg in Dak Lak
. Meanwhile, import data shows that Vietnam received 5,402 tons of
pepper from Indonesia in the first 8 months of the year, accounting for
21.9% of the country's total exports.
Domestic pepper prices
recorded consistent fluctuations across the country. Prices ranged from
144,000 to 146,000 VND/kg, 1,000 VND/kg higher than the previous day.
Specifically, Gia Lai maintained the lowest price at 144,000 VND/kg. Ho
Chi Minh City and Dong Nai both traded at 145,000 VND/kg. Dak Lak and Dak Nong provinces led with 146,000 VND/kg.
Short-term forecasts from agricultural experts indicate that prices may
remain around VND143,000 - 145,000/kg. Weather factors and investment
capital flows into agricultural products will determine the next trend.
World pepper prices increased slightly in Indonesia
On the global exchange, the price of Indonesian Lampung black pepper
reached 7,211 USD/ton, up 0.1%. Muntok white pepper was at 10,061
USD/ton, up 0.09%. In Malaysia, ASTA black pepper remained at 9,375
USD/ton, while ASTA white pepper was at 12,400 USD/ton. Brazil
maintained ASTA 570 black pepper at 6,100 USD/ton.
Vietnamese
pepper prices are completely stable. Black pepper 500g/l is at 6,400
USD/ton, 550g/l is at 6,600 USD/ton. ASTA white pepper is at 9,050
USD/ton.
The International Pepper Community (IPC) Weekly Bulletin
reflects a mixed performance in the fourth week of October. India was
buoyed by a 1% appreciation of the Rupee to INR 87.93/USD, leading to a
third consecutive week of increases in domestic and export prices. The
US saw a decline in prices for three weeks due to currency depreciation
and inflation. Indonesia and Sri Lanka were stable after two weeks.
Brazil, Cambodia and China (white pepper) were unchanged. Malaysia saw
declines for the most part, except for white pepper exports.
Competitive pressure in India and production forecast
Brazilian pepper has flooded the Indian domestic market at around Rs
750 per kg at shops, disrupting local consumption in Tamil Nadu, Wayanad
and Coorg. Brazilian prices are just $6,000 per tonne, much lower than
India's $8,000 per tonne, according to Shamji. Despite sluggish buying
after the festival, Indian prices have been increasing by Rs 1 per kg
every day, reaching Rs 693 per kg (ungraded) and Rs 713 per kg (graded)
at Kochi market. Spice producers are buying aggressively, helping to
stabilize the market. Kishore Shamji, president of the All India Pepper
and Spice Trade Association, expressed optimism on expectations of a US
reduction in import duties to boost exports.
India’s Ministry of
Agriculture has revised its 2026 crop forecast down to 85,000 tonnes
from 110,000 tonnes, citing risks from the northeast monsoon. Indian
farmers face yield challenges, while Brazil’s is expected to recover to
85,000 tonnes by 2025.
The global pepper market continues to
witness fierce competition among major suppliers. Vietnam has
strengthened its position as an importer from Indonesia, while domestic
prices have increased slightly, providing positive signals for farmers.
Currency, weather and tax policy factors will shape the long-term trend.
Pepper price today November 3: Domestic market stable at 148,000 VND/kg
Domestic
pepper prices on November 3rd slowed down after increasing, trading
around 145,500 - 148,000 VND/kg. The world market also did not record
any new fluctuations.
According
to the latest update on November 3, the domestic pepper market remained
stable, moving sideways after previous price increases. Prices in key
localities are currently fluctuating between 145,500 and 148,000 VND/kg.
Pepper price today November 3 in key growing areas in the country.
Domestic pepper price on November 3
Pepper prices in the Central Highlands and Southeast provinces remained
unchanged compared to yesterday. The highest price of 148,000 VND/kg
was recorded in Dak Lak and Lam Dong.
According to data from the International Pepper Community (IPC) updated
at 4:30 a.m. on November 3, 2025 (Vietnam time), the global pepper
export market also showed stability, with no price fluctuations in all
major producing countries.
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