Mrs. Helen, CEO of EximGroup Vina, attending the VPSA 2025 Mid-year Review Conference with top industry leaders

Quality-Driven Value Growth:

 While export volume decreased by 12.9% year-on-year, the total value rose significantly due to multi-year high export prices. Specifically, black pepper averaged $6,665/ton (up 93.6%) and white pepper reached $8,079/ton (up 63%). This growth clearly reflects the global market’s recovery and reaffirms the rising prestige and quality of Vietnamese agricultural products.

Strategic Importing to Ensure Supply Chain Resilience:

 Vietnam’s pepper imports also saw a sharp increase of 57.2% in volume. This is a calculated move by industry leaders to compensate for lower domestic output, ensuring a stable, high-volume supply of raw materials at competitive costs for large-scale processing and re-export to international partners.

Competitive Edge and Q4 Outlook:

Vietnam currently holds a superior competitive advantage in the U.S. market, with preferential tariff rates significantly lower than those of direct competitors such as Brazil or Cambodia. Market forecasts predict a surge in international orders by Q4 2025 as global partners begin restocking for the peak consumption season.

The presence of EximGroup Vina at the conference underscores our commitment to staying aligned with global market trends. We continue to optimize our value chain to provide sustainable and prosperous supply solutions for our partners worldwide.