Vietnam’s exports of pepper decreased by 8.79 percent in December compared to November, reaching US$97.12 million, according to data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.

Vietnam’s pepper exports total US$1.31 billion for 2024.

The decline in exports was primarily driven by a sharp drop in shipments to the USA, which saw a 23.42 percent decrease, amounting to US$30.29 million. Exports to Thailand, Japan, and South Korea also showed significant declines of 34.21 percent, 32.20 percent, and 57.11 percent, respectively.

However, some markets saw positive growth. Exports to India, France, and Canada increased by 67.21 percent, 879.40 percent, and 57.99 percent, respectively. Exports to Australia also grew by 85.64 percent.

Vietnam pepper exports, December 2024, US$

	December	November	MoM	2024
Total	97,124,873	106,489,324	-8.79%	1,314,601,967
Other	16,928,016	17,882,187	-5.34%	255,404,383
USA	30,285,804	39,547,974	-23.42%	407,583,548
Germany	5,504,877	5,726,334	-3.87%	90,887,772
Netherlands	5,354,886	5,642,117	-5.09%	63,384,327
India	4,808,337	2,875,580	67.21%	51,712,951
France	4,595,950	469,264	879.40%	26,191,828
UAE	3,180,077	2,758,512	15.28%	78,682,539
UK	3,002,100	2,960,744	1.40%	32,683,356
Philippines	2,718,541	2,456,444	10.67%	32,814,698
Thailand	2,680,920	4,075,148	-34.21%	36,206,587
Canada	2,642,267	1,672,435	57.99%	24,441,687
Japan	2,371,956	3,498,345	-32.20%	21,492,433
Spain	2,268,212	1,738,171	30.49%	20,433,575
Australia	1,691,408	911,109	85.64%	13,732,676
Russia	1,685,255	2,047,613	-17.70%	33,304,553
South Korea	1,655,621	3,859,759	-57.11%	39,306,539
Poland	1,535,490	2,445,570	-37.21%	19,668,567
Malaysia	1,132,393	1,113,135	1.73%	11,035,671
Pakistan	1,032,472	2,154,055	-52.07%	26,223,352
Saudi Arabia	1,030,333	1,533,415	-32.81%	17,028,354
South Africa	1,019,958	1,121,413	-9.05%	12,382,571

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