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Weekly Highlights
2010-02-27


BLACK PEPPER
Well, apparently the year begun last week.
After all holidays and food shows and events, Vietnam started to offer new crop and slashed prices for the lower qualities.
Brazil must follow however not many exporters were willing to do that. Some reduced prices but still slightly over vietnamian.
Some sales were reported from Vietnam to India last week over 300 ton. Possibly due to that strong interest Vietnam offers seemed to slowdown the bearish trend by the end of the week.
Experts predict that prices should continue its path down although weaker for a couple of weeks, but, if the buyers would rush in, this market may revert strongly.
We suggest the reading of an interesting article we received from India today





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Today from Cochin- March 04

Pepper ends lower as bulls fail to hold prices at future deliveries, the longs tumble there and cause prices to slip along with them, however spot pepper still not lower in comparisons. Future deliveries running at good discounts again offering exporters to pick up Int'l deals as India remains a competitive source for ASTA pepper.

The longs liquidate and create a panic like situation after markets treaded at the day’s highs until about an hour and a half before closing, after which they gave in. Future deliveries lower by about 1.5 % than yday.

Spot pepper now is being picked up from the Coorg region for domestic supplies. No much activity in Kerala

Indian MG I ASTA grade parity at $ 2950 PMT FOB Cochin.

 

 

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WPB Week #09/10, 01 – 05 March 2010

BLACK PEPPER: The market showed slight change. Prices at most origins increased marginally, with limited activities. In
India, spot price of ungarbled black increased by Rs.100 per 100 kg from Rs.12,400 last week to Rs. 12,500 at the week’s close. On average, prices in India moved up by 1%. In Vietnam, the market was more active and price increased by 2% locally and 1% fob. In Sri Lanka, farm gate price also increased by 2%. In Lampung and Sarawak, local prices were reported stable. In dollar terms however, local prices in Sarawak increased marginally by 1%.

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News

Vietnam is ruling the 2010 World Pepper Market
2010/03/08

NW18W: Pepper seen up on firm demand, tight supply
2010/03/07

Indian exporters buying pepper from Vietnam
2010/03/07-VBN

"El Niño" may cause a drop of 40% in Brazilian Pepper output in 2010
2010/03/06

Vietnam will dictate Prices for pepper in 2010
2010/03/04 - by Sham Nair

 
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IPC   IPC - AMERICAN IMPORTS
EXPORT FROM BRAZIL

BRAZIL: During 2009, Brazil exported 35,746 mt of
pepper, including 98 mt of ground pepper, worth
USD 91.60 million against 36,585 mt valued at
USD 109.51 million, showing a marginal decrease
of 2% in quantity. However, in terms of value it
was 16%. Export of ground pepper decreased
significantly from 2,222 mt in 2008 to only 98 mt in
2009. During 2009, Brazil exported pepper to
more than 30 countries. The United States
strengthened his position as the main destination,
absorbed 11,081 mt or 31% of Brazil’s pepper
export. Germany placed the second important
destination absorbed 14%, followed by Spain and
Netherland, imported 2,942 mt (8%) and 2,273 mt
(6%) respectively. In terms of unit value, Brazil
received USD 2,562 per mt in 2009 against USD
2,993 per ton in previous year.


 
IMPORT INTO USA:

In May 2009, the United States imported 5,315 mt of pepper (4,364 mt of black, 320 mt of white and 630 mt of ground pepper). The import showed an increase compared to imports in previous months, mainly due to significant increase in import of black pepper from Indonesia. The import however, was slightly lower from 5,433 mt in May 2008. During January – May 2009, USA has imported 23,881 mt (18,179 mt of black, 2,073 mt of white and 3,229 mts of ground pepper), showing a decrease of 11%, compared to imports of 26,993 mt in the same period last year. Whole black and white pepper decreased by 11% and 36% respectively, while ground pepper increased by 14%. Indonesia and Brazil followed by Vietnam and India were the main sources for black pepper. White pepper sourced from Indonesia and Vietnam, while ground pepper was from India and Vietnam.
IMPORT INTO GERMANY - IPC IPC - INDONESIAN EXPORTS  2008
Germany imported 2,159 mt of pepper (1,819 mt of whole pepper and 340 mt of ground pepper) during August 2008 valued at Euro 5.5 millions, against 2,779 mt in August 2007. During January – August 2008, Germany has imported 18,930 mt (16,977 mt of whole pepper and 1,952 mt of ground pepper), showing a significant fall of 3,593 mt or 16%, compared to imports of 22,523 mt (20,670 mt of whole and 1,852 mt of ground pepper) during the same period last year. Import of whole pepper declined by 18%, while import of ground pepper increased by 5%. Vietnam and Brazil were the main source of whole pepper for Germany followed by Indonesia and India. Ground pepper was mainly supplied by Brazil and India
 
During 2008 Indonesia exported 52,408 mt of pepper worth USD 185.7 million, comprising 36,219 mt of black and 16,189 mt of white pepper. Compared to export of 38,447 mt in 2007, there was a significant increase of 36%, mainly black pepper. The significant increase in export, however, not reflected an increase in production, since the exports were mostly shipped in the first semester, sourced from previous year’s carry over. Whiles production in 2008 was reported lower from 2007. Export of black pepper increased substantially by 58%, and only 4% for white pepper. During 2008, Indonesia exported pepper to around 40 countries. Major share of Indonesian pepper was shipped to the United States absorbing 60% of black and 25% of white pepper. Around 14% of black pepper was shipped to India and 9% to Vietnam. Singapore, Germany and the Netherlands were also main destination for Indonesian white pepper absorbing 18%, 13% and 11%
   

 

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