Pepper price today October 29, 2025: Vietnam "embraces" 21.9% of Indonesian pepper

Pepper price today in domestic market October 29, 2025

As of now, pepper prices today fluctuate between 144,000 - 146,000 VND/kg. Pepper prices in all regions have increased by 1,000 VND/kg compared to the previous day.

Pepper price today in Gia Lai is listed at 144,000 VND/kg, the lowest price.

Pepper price in Ba Ria - Vung Tau is traded at 145,000 VND/kg.

Pepper price in Binh Phuoc is listed at 145,000 VND/kg.

Pepper prices today in Dak Lak and Dak Nong recorded the highest price, reaching 146,000 VND/kg.

Pepper price today in domestic market October 29, 2025

Short-term forecasts show that prices may continue to fluctuate around VND143,000 - 145,000/kg, depending on weather developments and investment flows into agricultural products.

Pepper price today October 29, 2025 on the international market

Indonesia's Lampung black pepper price is currently at 7,211 USD/ton, up slightly by +0.1%. Muntok white pepper price is recorded at 10,061 USD/ton, up +0.09%.

In Malaysia, ASTA black pepper price is currently at USD 9,375/ton; ASTA white pepper price is at USD 12,400/ton. Both grades remain unchanged.

In the Brazilian market, the price of black pepper ASTA 570 is currently at 6,100 USD/ton and remains unchanged.

Vietnam's pepper prices are stable and unchanged (0). Specifically, the price of 500g/l black pepper is currently at 6,400 USD/ton and 550g/l at 6,600 USD/ton. Vietnam's ASTA white pepper price is currently at 9,050 USD/ton.

Pepper price today 10/29/2025 on the international market

According to the International Pepper Community (IPC) weekly bulletin, the fourth week of October saw mixed reactions: Only India stood out with gains thanks to a 1% strengthening of the Rupee (87.93 INR/USD), while the US weakened for three consecutive weeks due to currency depreciation and inflationary pressures. Indian domestic and export prices increased for three consecutive weeks, driven by currency factors. In contrast, Indonesia and Sri Lanka were stable after two weeks, while Brazil, Cambodia, China (white pepper) remained unchanged. Malaysia saw declines in most varieties, except for white pepper exports.

The flood of Brazilian pepper in the Indian domestic market – which is priced at around Rs 750 per kg in shops – is disrupting local consumption, especially in Tamil Nadu, Wayanad and Coorg. Brazilian prices are around $6,000 per tonne compared to $8,000 per tonne in India, according to Shamji, creating stiff competition.

Despite the slow purchasing power due to the festive atmosphere, Indian prices have been gradually increasing by 1 Rupee/kg/day, reaching 693 Rupee/kg (ungraded pepper) and 713 Rupee/kg (graded) at Kochi market. The market has been stable thanks to the active purchasing by spice manufacturers. Mr. Kishore Shamji, President of the Indian Pepper and Spice Trade Association, is optimistic due to the expectation of the US reducing import duties, boosting exports.

India’s Ministry of Agriculture has lowered its 2026 production forecast to 85,000 tonnes (from 110,000 tonnes) due to concerns about damage from the northeast monsoon. Indian farmers are facing yield risks, while globally, Brazil’s output is expected to recover to 85,000 tonnes by 2025.

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