According to statistics of the Vietnam Pepper Association, in September, the whole country exported 10,901 tons of pepper, including 8,905 tons of black pepper and 1,996 tons of white pepper, with a turnover of 32.1 million USD including 24 .2 million USD for black pepper and 7.9 million USD for white pepper. Compared to August, exports decreased by 2,212 tons and turnover decreased by 2.7 million USD, the average export price of September reached 2,723 USD/ton of black pepper and 3,946 USD/ton of white pepper. The biggest importers of Vietnamese pepper in September were Germany 1,349 tons, Saudi Arabia 1,217 tons, the US 1,017 tons, the Netherlands 481 tons, Russia 422 tons…
Thus, in the first 9 months of this year, our country has exported 104,786 tons of pepper of all kinds, including 87,838 tons of black pepper and 16,948 tons of white pepper. Compared with the same period in 2008, the amount of pepper for export increased by 47%, equivalent to 33,743 tons, especially white pepper increased by 125%, equivalent to 8,973 tons. Total export turnover reached 256 million USD, of which black pepper reached 198 million USD and white pepper reached 58 million USD. Although the export volume increased sharply, due to the low export price of pepper, the turnover only increased by 2.5% over the same period in 2008.
Enterprises with large export volume of pepper in September include: Phuc Sinh Co., Ltd. 2,002 tons, Olam Company 1,166 tons, Intimex HCM 663 tons, VKL Vietnam 589 tons, Simexco Dak Lak 561 tons, Ngo Gia 537 tons… In the field of white pepper export, Phuc Sinh Company is also the leading company with 404 tons, followed by Inexim Dak Lak Company with 247 tons, Simexco Dak Lak 205 tons, VKL Vietnam 152, Indochina Tea & Coffee 149 tons, Truong Loc 142 tons…
According to the assessment of the Vietnam Pepper Association, by the end of September 2009, Vietnam has exported more than 104,000 tons of pepper, while our country’s 2009 pepper output is only about 105,000 tons, ie at present. Vietnam has less than 1,000 tons of pepper. Vietnam’s pepper exports have increased sharply in recent years due to many reasons:
First of all, the main pepper growing countries in the World Pepper Organization (IPC) have decreased output compared to last year, while Vietnam’s pepper output has increased, so pepper prices in Vietnam are always at the best level for consumers. importers. Normally, the export price of Vietnam is always lower from 300-500 USD/ton. Businesses are easy to offer to partners and foreign importers also import goods to reserve for demand in the year.
Next, Vietnamese enterprises export pepper by the method of quick purchase and short sale for quick capital turnover. There are also some other reasons such as pepper from Indonesia being imported to Vietnam and then exported to a third country…
According to the Daklak Department of Commerce
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