Notizie

Signs of Recovery Amid Challenging Conditions.

The latest figures from Guatemala’s National Association of Cardamom Producers and Exporters show a modest recovery in production for the 2025–2026 season. Total output is estimated at 16,549 metric tons, reflecting a 17% increasecompared to the previous harvest.

As of June 17, 2025, the Vietnamese black pepper market has experienced a sharp correction. Prices have dropped to 127,000 VND per kilogram, representing a 7.3% decline this week and a total decrease of 11.8% over the past two weeks from a recent high of 144,000 VND. This marks the steepest short-term drop in recent years and has exceeded most market expectations.

The new garlic crop in China has started to enter the market. However, due to high moisture levels, dehydration processing has not yet begun. The first batches of properly dried garlic are expected to become available in about two weeks.

Weather Disruptions in Mahuva:
Severe storms and heavy rainfall have forced the temporary closure of the Mahuva APMC yard for the week. Over 60% of the newly harvested white onion stocks have been damaged, resulting in significant quality issues.

Black pepper as a prime example of a system under pressure

We frequently receive inquiries about becoming a supplier, which makes us proud that so many companies want to work with us as a broker.

The phrase "TET is coming" might sound familiar to fans of a certain popular TV series, but in this context, it signals the arrival of Vietnam’s TET holiday. This spring festival marks a time when Vietnam pauses to rest and celebrate. It’s also an opportune moment to reflect on the 2024 pepper season, which has seen remarkable developments.

Once again, we are proud to celebrate success!

We’re excited to announce that we have once again achieved BRC AA certification this year—solidifying our position among the elite few in the industry who meet these exceptional standards.