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Pepper prices on February 20, 2025: Market remains stable

(VAN) Pepper prices on February 20, 2025, remained unchanged in global markets. Domestic pepper continues to trade at a high level of VND 160,000 - 162,500/kg.

Pepper prices on February 20 globally

Globally, pepper prices on February 20 remained unchanged.

Accordingly, black pepper Lampung in Indonesia is steady at $ 7,298/ton, while white pepper Muntok is priced at $ 10,143/ton.

In Malaysia, black pepper Kuching ASTA is trading at $ 9,000/ton, and white pepper ASTA is priced at $ 11,600/ton.

In Brazil, black pepper ASTA 570 is being traded at $ 6,800/ton.

Meanwhile, in Vietnam, export black pepper prices have declined, with the 500 g/l variety trading at $ 6,500/ton and the 550 g/l variety at $ 6,650/ton. Similarly, export white pepper is now priced at $ 9,550/ton.

Global pepper prices today remain unchanged.

According to Mr. Yii, domestic pepper prices in Malaysia have increased by about 10% since the beginning of the year, following strong growth in 2024.

"Pepper prices have been rising slowly but steadily since January, which is a positive sign that prices will remain high this year. Experienced traders and farmers are holding onto their stocks as if they were gold, waiting to sell at higher prices", he said.

Latest update on domestic and global pepper prices on February 20, 2025

Latest update on domestic and global pepper prices on February 20, 2025

Thus, global pepper prices on February 20, 2025, remained unchanged from yesterday.

Pepper prices on February 20 domestically

In the domestic market, pepper prices today showed no new changes compared to yesterday.

Specifically, in Dak Lak, prices remain at VND 162,000/kg;

In Dak Nong, prices are holding steady at VND 162,500/kg;

In Gia Lai, pepper continues to trade at VND 160,000/kg;

In Dong Nai, pepper is being bought at VND 160,000/kg;

In Ba Ria - Vung Tau, prices remain at VND 160,000/kg;

In Binh Phuoc, pepper is also being traded at VND 160,000/kg.

Thus, domestic pepper prices on February 20, 2025, are trading around VND 160,000 - 162,500/kg.

$ 1 = VND 25.320 - Source: Vietcombank.

Author: Bang Nghiem

Translated by Hoang Duy

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