Vietnam Pepper Purchase and Export Prices Fall on November 14

On November 14, 2026, pepper purchase prices in Vietnam’s main producing areas fell by VND 500–2,000 per kilogram from the previous day, ranging from VND 134,500 to VND 136,000 per kilogram. Đắk Lắk recorded the largest drop, falling by VND 2,000 per kilogram to VND 136,000.

Purchase prices in Gia Lai and Đồng Nai were both VND 134,500 per kilogram, each down VND 1,000 from the previous day. The original article gives both a written description and a price table for some producing areas; one price differs between them, so the specific price for that area is omitted.

On November 14, pepper purchase prices fell across Vietnam’s main producing areas.（VietVance）

International Pepper Community (IPC) data show that, in the latest trading session, Vietnam’s export quotation for 500 g/l black pepper fell 4.2%, or USD 250 per tonne, to USD 5,700 per tonne; the quotation for 550 g/l black pepper fell 1.58% to USD 5,900 per tonne. Indonesian black pepper fell to USD 6,770 per tonne, Brazilian black pepper to USD 5,550 per tonne, while Malaysian black pepper remained at USD 9,100 per tonne.

For white pepper, Vietnam’s quotation fell 1.78% to USD 8,300 per tonne; Indonesia’s fell 0.43% to USD 9,245 per tonne; and Malaysia’s remained at USD 12,000 per tonne.

On November 14, Vietnam’s black pepper export quotations fell.（VietVance）

According to Cambodia’s Ministry of Commerce, the country’s pepper export value reached nearly USD 29 million as of October. Its main export markets included Vietnam, Germany, Italy, Pakistan and France. The original article listed Cambodian conventional pepper at USD 5–6 per kilogram, organic pepper at USD 7–8 per kilogram, and pepper with a geographical indication at USD 15–28 per kilogram.

Source: VietVance