July 27, 2026 | 14:12

Vietnam exports 146,000 tons of pepper in first half of 2026

Chu Khôi

Total export value reaching $950.2 million.

Vietnam exports 146,000 tons of pepper in first half of 2026
Illustrative image (source: VnEconomy).

Vietnam exported 146,000 tons of pepper worth $950.2 million in the first half of 2026, up 18.5% in volume and 12.1% in value year-on-year.

The US remained the largest market, importing 36,040 tonnes worth approximately $260 million, accounting for 24.7% of Vietnam's total pepper exports in the period. Shipments to the market rose 24.5% in volume and 18.2% in value year-on-year. 

Vietnam is currently the world's largest pepper exporter, accounting for around 36.3% of global market share. Black pepper remains the dominant product, making up more than 66.3% of the country's total pepper exports. The global black pepper market is projected to approach $6 billion by 2028, creating opportunities for higher-value products such as pepper essential oil.

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