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Pepper prices continue increase trend

Pepper prices continue increase trend

At the beginning of the week, pepper prices averaged VNĐ152,700 per kilogramme, nearly 80 per cent higher than at the start of the year and double that of last year.
Pepper prices continue to decrease, but expect recovery by year end

Pepper prices continue to decrease, but expect recovery by year end

The pepper prices on July 18 in some key pepper producers of Việt Nam continue to be under downward pressure for the third consecutive day, with the domestic pepper price standing around VNĐ148,000 per kilo.
Vietnamese pepper sees a strong upward trend

Vietnamese pepper sees a strong upward trend

Experts say that this week the domestic and international pepper prices will not increase as fast as they did last week, but the market is not ready to cool down and it is likely to anchor at over VNĐ120,000 per...
Pepper prices continue increase trend

Pepper prices continue increase trend

Recently, the pepper prices have skyrocketed. Experts said this price increase is related to the strong increase in coffee prices in the past months.
Coffee, pepper prices forecast to keep rising due to supply shortages

Coffee, pepper prices forecast to keep rising due to supply shortages

Insiders predict rising prices for Vietnamese coffee and pepper amid limited supply and export growth.
As pepper prices fall, experts urge farmers to go organic, join co-operatives

As pepper prices fall, experts urge farmers to go organic, join co-operatives

Pepper farmers in south-eastern provinces are being encouraged to switch to organic farming and join co-operative groups as more and more are struggling to earn a livelihood from the spice.
Viet Nam domestic pepper prices hit one-year high

Viet Nam domestic pepper prices hit one-year high

Viet Nam pepper prices rose to a one-year high on Wednesday, driven by Chinese consumption recovery and higher demands from local businesses. 
Viet Nam Pepper Association not hopeful of global price recovery

Viet Nam Pepper Association not hopeful of global price recovery

With supply remaining higher than demand in the global market, pepper prices are unlikely to recover this year, according to the Việt Nam Pepper Association.
Pepper prices will struggle to recover this year: MARD

Pepper prices will struggle to recover this year: MARD

The Department of Farm Produce Processing and Market Development has forecast that pepper prices will struggle to recover in July and the rest of the year.
VN pepper industry about to burst

VN pepper industry about to burst

Viet Nam''s pepper farmers are on pins and needles as pepper prices continue to decline. The industry, once known for its high profit margins, is in crisis due to unsustainable development, lack of strict control over production and unforeseeable speculation. 
Ministry finds no proof of alleged pepper price scam

Ministry finds no proof of alleged pepper price scam

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) has not discovered price manipulation from foreign traders in the pepper market following Viet Nam’s Pepper Association (VPA)’s blame.
Chinese rigging pepper prices: VPA

Chinese rigging pepper prices: VPA

Domestic pepper prices have been fluctuating abnormally from late July until now, with the VPA blaming price manipulating measures used by Chinese businesses.
As highlands pepper prices fall, farmers hold out

As highlands pepper prices fall, farmers hold out

Within the last ten days, pepper price has fallen from an already low VND82,000 (US$3.65) to VND72,000 ($3.21) per kilogramme, much to the chagrin of pepper farmers in Central Highlands provinces yet they seem unfazed and continue to hold out...
Dong Nai exports 3,100 tonnes of pepper in first six months

Dong Nai exports 3,100 tonnes of pepper in first six months

The southern province of Dong Nai exported some 3,100 tonnes of pepper within the first half of this year, generating US$23 million in turnover, the provincial General Statistics Office announced.