Showing posts with label Vietnam Pepper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vietnam Pepper. Show all posts

Friday, January 19, 2024

Pepper behemoth Phuc Sinh valued at $320M by European fund





Phuc Sinh, Vietnam’s largest pepper exporter, has been valued at US$320 million and will receive funding from a European investor this month to build two large coffee processing plants.

























Its chairman, Phan Minh Thong, said late last year his company signed a deal for the investment from the fund.

The fund will also help the corporation achieve sustainable agriculture and enhance brand recognition, creating a premise for an overseas IPO. Thong said Phuc Sinh has an annual turnover of around $300 million and over 100 export markets.

Phuc Sinh said it has had an 8% share of the world pepper market since 2007.

Recently the firm entered the coffee industry with exports mainly to Europe. It has a coffee plant each in the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak and northern Son La Province with a total capacity of 30,000 tons per year.

Phuc Sinh also runs the K Coffee cafe chain, which it opened with 10 stores in 2023.

According to agricultural export support portal SFV-Export, Phuc Sinh remained to lead Vietnam’s leading spice exporter with a growth rate of 18% in 2023.

Saturday, March 11, 2023

Vietnam Pepper exports hit 129 million USD in first two months



Vietnam exported over 41,000 tonnes of pepper worth 129 million USD in the first two months of this year, up 35% in volume, but down 7.4% in value over the same period from 2022, according to the Import-Export Department under the Ministry of Industry and Trade.




Monday, March 06, 2023 

Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam exported over 41,000 tonnes of pepper worth 129 million USD in the first two months of this year, up 35% in volume, but down 7.4% in value over the same period from 2022, according to the Import-Export Department under the Ministry of Industry and Trade.


The average export price of the Vietnamese spice in February 2023 was 3,059 USD per tonne, a downturn of 11.1% compared to the previous month and 32.8% year-on-year.


During the reviewed period, its average export price stood at 3,177 USD per tonne, a fall of 31.4% compared to last year's corresponding period.


In terms of the domestic market, prices of both black and white pepper in February increased sharply due to growing demand from the Chinese market.


The price of black pepper rose by between 8,000 VND per kg to 8,500 VND per kg (0.34- 0.36 USD), an increase of 13.9% to 15.3%, compared to January to reach between 64,000 VND and 65,500 VND per kg.


Meanwhile, white pepper rose 98,000 VND per kg, an increase of 6,000 VND per kg compared to the end of January, but still lower than the 121,000 VND per kg seen in the same period from last year.


The ministry has said the global pepper market is forecast to recover due to increasing demand from importers./.


VNA Monday, March 06, 2023 09:33  https://link.gov.vn/XurxYbPX

Thursday, February 23, 2023

UPDATE - VIETNAM PEPPER PRICES FEB 22

 







February 22, 2023|Black Pepper Offers, Vietnam Market Update

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This week, China is buying slowly, people expect the price will come down a little bit but today, prices are increasing again and the market is still very firm.
Pepper from a new crop is still coming out the market slowly.
Daknong, Baria, Dong nai are going to finish harvesting, while Daklak , Gia Lai are starting harvesting from the end of Feb.
This time, not only China buys, local collectors and speculators are buying also , because they saw that this year's crop is not quite as good as expected, so they keep stock and wait for a higher price. But this time, we see that buyers from EU, US… are in waiting mode for lower prices.

Pepper price has been increasing everyday since the end of Jan, and it already increased 15 %.
This time, it is hard to advise you to buy or wait more.
Let’s buy step by step and based on your demand. We think that, price will be hard to decrease from now to the end of Feb.
Market is very firm this time.


Today price as below:

BLACK AND WHITE PEPPER:

-          500 FAQ: 3,100 usd/mt
-          500 cleaned: 3,360 usd/mt
-          550 cleaned: 3,420 usd/mt
-          570 MC: 3,500 usd/mt
-          5mm: 3,600 usd/mt
-          WP new technology: 4,880 usd/mt

-          500 steam sterilized: 3,640 usd/mt
-          550 steam sterilized: 3,720 usd/mt
-          5mm steam sterilized: 3,840 usd/mt

-          550 cleaned EU complied: 3,440 usd/mt
-          570 cleaned EU complied: 3,600 usd/mt
-          500 steam sterilized EU complied: 3,740 usd/mt
-          550 steam sterilized EU complied: 3,830 usd/mt

FOB Ho Chi Minh- Prompt shipment- subject to reconfirm 

https://brazspice.com/

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Friday, February 26, 2021

IPC PEPPER MKT REPORT No. 09/21, 22 - 26 February 2021

 


LOCAL MARKET REPORT

Market this week showed a mixed response with only Indonesia was reported with a decrease. In local market, Malabar black pepper was reported with an increase of 2% when compared to the previous week, averaging at USD 4,545 per Mt. Indonesia black and white pepper were reported with 1% deficit respectively when compared to the previous week, averaging at USD 2,442 per Mt for black pepper and USD 4,424 per Mt for white pepper. The decrease of Indonesia's pepper could be contributed to the weakening of Indonesia Rupiah against the US Dollar (IDR 14,129 @ USD 1), recording a 1% depreciation. Malaysia black and white pepper were reported stable, averaging at USD 2,492 per Mt for black pepper and USD 3,962 per Mt for white pepper. As market resume after T?t Holiday, Viet Nam black and white pepper were reported with an increase of 3% and 8% respectively as compared to the previous week, averaging at USD 2,246 per Mt for black pepper and USD 3,302 per Mt for white pepper. Sri Lanka black p epper was reported with an increase of 2% as compared to the previous week and was traded at an average of USD 2,682 per Mt.

INTERNATIONAL MARKET REPORT

International market was also reported with a mixed response as India black pepper was reported with the same increase of 2% when compared to the previous week, averaging at USD 4,822 per Mt. Indonesia black and white pepper were reported with 1% deficit respectively when compared to the previous week, averaging at USD 2,955 per Mt for black pepper and USD 5,164 per Mt for white pepper. Malaysia black and white pepper were reported stable and unchanged. Furthermore, Viet Nam black pepper 500 g/l, 550 g/l and Viet Nam white pepper were reported with an increase of 6%, 6% and 5% respectively as opposed to the previous week, averaging at USD 3,075 per Mt, USD 3,156 per Mt and USD 4,170 per Mt respectively.





Tuesday, November 10, 2020

VIETNAM PEPPER MARKET UPDATE 09 NOV 2020 – WEEK 46


 

Pepper exports in October reached 19 thousand tons, worth 48 million USD, up 4% in volume and 4.9% in value compared to the last month, compared with October 2019, up 11.9% in volume and 17.1% increase in value. In the first 10 months of 2020, pepper exports reached 239 thousand tons, worth 537 million USD, down 4.6% in volume and 15.2% in value over the same period in 2019.

Average pepper export price in October was estimated at 2,526 USD/ton, up 0.9% compared to September and 4.6% to October 2019.

Export of ground pepper has also achieved impressive quantity and continuous growth over the years, exports of ground black pepper increased by 37.5% in volume and 26.6% in value compared with the same period in 2019 reached 24.3 thousand tons, value 68.14 million USD. Ground black pepper to most major markets increased, including USA, UK, Netherlands, Japan, Australia, Thailand, Sweden, China, and Korea.

Many countries relax social distancing especially with the main import markets such as the USA, China, and India. After 4 months of moderate buying (July to October), we have foreseen China becoming more aggressive to stockpile during November. Otherwise, the Vietnam - EU Free Trade Agreement has opened up so we hope for many other opportunities for Vietnam's pepper in the coming time.

After being affected by many storms and tropical depressions, the weather in the key pepper areas of Vietnam was much better when the rainfall decreased significantly, the weather was generally quite favorable. However, the pepper market still steadily increased in price at week 45 as demand continued to increase in almost all markets ASIA/AFRICA/USA (except the EU) and especially increased strongly from China.

Due to the heavy rains, this year's crop in Vietnam is expected to be harvested at least 1 month later than previous years. The earliest harvest area in Daknong province almost only begins harvesting in January (Year 2017/2018/2019 harvested a little in early December).
The pepper prices were low last year, so the pepper string was uneven and sparse due to the lack of fertilizer and farmer care. This may cause the quantity of light berries to drop sharply in the 2021 crop (light berries and light berries to extra oil). In addition, pepper prices may stabilize and increase in 2021 that encourage farmers to have the psychology of storing, not harvesting early, and not picking green pepper corn like 2018/2019 to sell. The shortage of light berries pepper in the first quarter of 2021 is the possibility to make pepper pricing in the main season not come down as expected. Last 2 years, light berries prices have sometimes gone up 100 – 200$ within 1 – 2 days that make pepper raw material also moved up.

In addition, the harvest is likely to be slower next crop 2021, the demand for white pepper in all markets is very high while the raw materials harvested at the beginning of the 2021 season cannot be used for white pepper production due to low density. This is also a significant factor affecting prices in the coming time.

Other information; Several inquiries not only from overseas but also in local traders for next year shipment 2021 with the price is the similar prompt shipment for large quantities.

 


 

Monday, October 26, 2020

VIETNAM SPICES - A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW - UPDATE 26TH OCT 2020 – WEEK 44

 

 





 


 

1/ PEPPER

 

According to the Vietnam Customs data, in the first 23 days of October, Vietnam exported 15,405 tons of pepper and Vietnam exported approximately 240,000 tons of pepper in the first 10 months of 2020. This is a very impressive figure as the total production of the 2020 crop is predicted from various sources from 230-250,000 tons. Although Vietnam imports from other countries such as Indonesia/Brazil/Cambodia around 24.841 tons, the inventory from the old crops 2 to 3 years ago such as 2018 & 2019 has been gradually reduced. We will not be surprised stock carry forward of this year 2021 are forecasted to plummet and less than so much carryover 2020.

Covid 19 control has been better in many countries that speed up many countries to increase production while inventories almost tight. Therefore, many different countries to increase their purchase order starting from the 4th quarter to supplement production in 2021. This has resulted in many spices items having very impressive price increases such as;


- Pepper; increased by 10% within 1 week from October 16-25


- Cassia/Cinnamon; 10% price increase within 1 day from last week


- Star Anise has achieved a historic increase in 60% within 1 month.


In addition, an increase in the consumption of convenience foods such as snacks, soups, sandwiches, and frozen products are expected to a surge in demand in the global spice market in the coming years.

China import pepper in the third quarter was only 4,131 tons, around 34.9% compare with the first quarter and only 17.0% compare with the second quarter. Total import in 9 months was 40,305 tons of pepper. Therefore, China has started to increase the quantity of purchases for the fourth quarter, which has significantly contributed to the hot rise in pepper prices last time. Otherwise, in the key pepper areas of Vietnam, it is forecasted that output will drop sharply in 2021 due to the heavy effects of climate change such as storms, floods, and limited care from the farmer. That's contributed to stabilizing pepper prices and have less opportunity to decrease the prices in the medium term.

 

 

Other highlights last week;

 

The Malaysian Pepper Commission (MPB) predicts that the pepper production in 2020 will decrease by 20% and reached only 30,000 tons. The reason is due to poor storage of pepper on the farm as well as farmers less take care for the pepper plantation when pepper prices are low.

Export data first 9 months of 2020;

 

- Asia imported 50.7% Vietnam pepper and continues to be the largest pepper importer of Vietnam, but decreased 5.0% over the same period. The leading importer is China with an import volume of 40,305 tons, down 25.1% over the same period; India imported 10,760 tons, down 37.9%; Saudi Arabia imported 9,989 tons, up 14.0%; Pakistan imported 8,566 tons, down by 4.0%...

 

- European imports ranked second, up 1.1%, and roughly for 20.9% of the total export volume of Vietnam Pepper. Leading by Germany imported 8,645 tons, down 5.3%; The Netherlands imported 5,873 tons, down 9.3%; Russia imported 4,606 tons, up 10.2%; The UK imported 4,241 tons, up 20.9%. France imported 3,153 tons, up 41.8%; Poland imported 2,642 tons, up 25.5%...

 

- The third-largest importer around 20.8% in Latin America and increased by 3.0% over the same period. Of which the United States is the largest pepper import from Vietnam, imported 42,040 tons, up 8.3% over the same period and roughly for 90.9% of the Latin America market share. Canada imported 2,063 tons and increased 0.8% over the same period last year.

 


- African imports around 7.7% and increased by 1.0% over the same period last year. The main is Egypt, which imported 7,627 tons, up 26.5%. Imports decreased in South Africa and Senegal with a decrease in 15.3% and 17.2% respectively.


The 3 largest pepper importing countries of Vietnam are the US, China, and India with the total import volume of 93,105 tons occupying 42% of the total export volume of Vietnam Pepper.

 

 

No

Market

9 MONTHS 2018

9 MONTHS 2019

9 MONTHS 2020


1

ASIA

52,9%

55,7%

50,7%


2

EU

19,8%

19,8%

20,9%


3

Latin America

19,2%

17,8%

20,8%


4

Africa

8,0%

6,7%

7,7%


Total

100%

100%

100%


 

 

2/ CASSIA

 

Prices up during the past 2 weeks such as;
- 10% for cassia broken within 1 or 2 days from last week
- 16% for cassia split last 2 weeks
- 9% for cassia cigarette/sticks.


Prices increased rapidly due to a shortage of supplies from China/Indo… while Vietnam's crop output was not as expected. Harvesting is also very difficult due to the heavy rain and storms/tropical depression. Demand continues to increase from USA/EU/… has made Cassia prices are forecasted to continue to increase in the near future.

 




 

3/ STAR ANISED

 

Huge demand from different countries such as USA/EU/China has made the price of anise rose dramatically with an increase of 50 - 65% in just 1 month. Prices are currently high and there is no chance of a decrease in the short term.



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