Pepper price today 7/1/2025 Vietnam shakes the world pepper supply chain

Pepper prices on July 1, 2025 increased sharply due to a decrease in Vietnam's supply and the threat of a 46% US tariff, pushing the global pepper market into a price storm.

Pepper price today 7/1/2025 Vietnam shakes the world pepper supply chain

Domestic pepper price today June 30, 2025

Today's pepper price was updated by Da Nang Newspaper at 4:30 a.m. on June 30, 2025 as follows: Pepper purchase price in key areas is around 136,000 - 138,000 VND/kg. Specifically:

Pepper price today in the Central Highlands region

In Gia Lai province: The price is 136,000 VND/kg, unchanged from the previous day.

In Dak Lak province: The price is 138,000 VND/kg, unchanged from the previous day.

In Dak Nong province: The price is 138,000 VND/kg, unchanged from the previous day.

Pepper price today in the Southeast region

In Ba Ria - Vung Tau province: The price is 136,000 VND/kg, unchanged from the previous day.

In Binh Phuoc province: The price is 136,000 VND/kg, unchanged from the previous day.

April is usually the busiest time of the year for the spice market, especially pepper. However, this year, the global pepper market has fallen into a state of stagnation due to the impact of trade tensions. Import demand from many countries has decreased sharply, while unclear tariff policies have made businesses cautious in signing contracts.

However, long-term forecasts still highly value the potential for pepper price increases. According to the Import-Export Department (Ministry of Industry and Trade), in the short term, domestic pepper prices may remain stable or decrease slightly due to unstable export demand and limited supply. However, in the medium and long term, global supply shortages may push pepper prices up again.

World pepper price today June 30, 2025

According to a survey by Da Nang Newspaper at 04:30 on June 30, 2025, today's pepper price on the global market fluctuated between 5,850 USD/ton (equivalent to 153,680 VND/kg) and 11,750 USD/ton (308,673 VND/kg), with Brazilian black pepper ASTA 570 at the lowest level and Malaysian white pepper ASTA at the highest level.

Black pepper price today

Indonesian black pepper: 7,528 USD/ton (equivalent to 197,761 VND/kg), unchanged.

Brazilian black pepper ASTA 570: USD 5,850/ton (equivalent to VND 153,680/kg), unchanged.

Malaysian ASTA black pepper: USD 9,000/ton (equivalent to VND 236,430/kg), unchanged.

Vietnamese black pepper 500 g/l: 6,240 USD/ton (equivalent to 163,925 VND/kg), unchanged.

Vietnamese black pepper 550 g/l: 6,370 USD/ton (equivalent to 167,340 VND/kg), unchanged.

White pepper price today

Indonesian white pepper: 10,169 USD/ton (equivalent to 267,140 VND/kg), unchanged.

Malaysian ASTA white pepper: 11,750 USD/ton (equivalent to 308,673 VND/kg), unchanged.

Vietnam ASTA white pepper: 8,950 USD/ton (equivalent to 235,117 VND/kg), unchanged.

Experts advise taking advantage of the current good prices to balance finances, while closely monitoring international market fluctuations and Vietnam's export policies in the third quarter to have appropriate sales strategies.

The American Spice Trade Association (ASTA) recently warned of the possibility of a spike in global pepper prices due to a shortage of supply, combined with new US tariff policies, expected to take effect from July 9. In particular, the 46% tax rate applied to black pepper from Vietnam is causing concern among exporters and importers.

“A major cause of the global shortage is the dramatic decline in black pepper production in Vietnam, the world’s leading pepper exporter,” Laura Shumow, executive director of ASTA, told EatingWell. “After the price crash in 2018 due to oversupply, many Vietnamese farmers switched to other crops. Because pepper plants take a long time to produce fruit, the impact of this shift is now becoming apparent.”

While Indonesia, India and Brazil are also major pepper producers, changes in Vietnam’s cultivation have a major impact on the global supply chain. “Black pepper prices are cyclical – production drops when prices are low and increases when prices are high,” Shumow noted.

According to recent reports from ASTA, pepper production in Vietnam and some other major exporting countries has remained low for the past few years. It is expected that it will take a few more years for supply to recover and meet market demand.

In addition, factors such as climate change, rising transportation costs, and geopolitical policies are also contributing to the pressure on global pepper prices. ASTA forecasts that supplies are unlikely to recover quickly, especially due to crop conversion by farmers in Vietnam, a country that occupies an important position in the world pepper market.

Source: https://baodanang.vn/gia-tieu-hom-nay-1-7-2025-viet-nam-lam-lung-lay-chuoi-cung-ho-tieu-the-gioi-3256268.html