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The global black pepper market has experienced sharp price fluctuations during the summer of 2025. Reduced harvests in key producing countries, especially Vietnam and India, combined with rising energy and transportation costs, have placed significan
The international walnut market is entering a turbulent phase. Multiple factors are reshaping trade flows, creating both risks and opportunities for suppliers and buyers worldwide.
Vietnam’s agriculture faces major disruption from storms and floods—crop losses, livestock deaths, seed shortages, and urgent need for resilient innovations.
China's walnut harvest season kicks off with a record 1.55 million tonnes produced. Despite weather challenges, global demand for high-quality walnuts remains strong, keeping prices steady.
Turmeric prices surge due to tight supply, poor harvests, and strong global demand; rates may rise further as 2025 production falls short of market needs.
Vietnamese black pepper prices hit a 10-year high due to global supply issues, weather delays, and strong demand—impacting trade, farmers, and consumers.
Ginger prices remain volatile due to weather, disease, and geopolitical issues. In 2025, India and Nigeria face challenges while the global market sees price fluctuations amid supply shortages.
Black pepper prices soar in 2025 due to low global supply, U.S. tariffs, and poor weather in key regions. Shortages and rising costs expected into 2026.
EU peanut imports rise, U.S. planting expands despite weather risks, and Indian prices drop amid oversupply—global peanut trade faces major transformation.
Soya market sees modest 2025 gains from trade relief, but faces risks from climate, supply shifts, and uncertain global demand.