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With the principle “Cleaning Products for Public Health”, for the past 20 years, the founders of PTEXIM CORPORATION have been striving to provide the international agriculture market with quality, safe and satisfying for consumers around the world. Proud to be a South East Asian country with long history and potential for strong agricultural development, PTEXIM products are rigorously selected from well-known indigenous ingredients and process by experienced engineers and closed processing line. We understand and persevere in pursue the goal of quality products, professional services and brand reputation as the foundation for sustainable development for businesses with all responsibilities and passion.

21/09/2026

📈 SPICE & BLACK PEPPER MARKET UPDATE - WEEK 38/2026 📈

🖤 Stable Domestic Prices Vietnam's domestic black pepper reference prices held perfectly stable at 139,000 VND/kg throughout the week. While the price board showed a quiet, consolidating week, the underlying data reveals a tightening global market.
🚢 Robust Export Milestones Vietnam's 8-month 2026 pepper exports reached 190,153 tons, a 14.2% increase year-on-year. The US remains the single largest buyer at 44,349 tons. In the first 15 days of September alone, exports hit 10,915 tonnes ($70.0 million), driven by a 62.4% surge to the US and a 34.1% rise to China.
🇨🇳 The Approaching Supply Competition China's 8-month purchases (20,495 tons) have already surpassed their total 2025 volume. While buying activity is pausing briefly for the Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays, fierce supply competition is expected in early October when Chinese buyers return for Q4 stockpiling.
🏦 Fed Rate Hike & Buyer Behavior The US Federal Reserve resumed rate hikes on September 16, adding 25 basis points to a 3.75-4.00% target range due to persistent inflation. This increase in borrowing costs may pressure buyers into more selective restocking and requests for longer payment terms, changing the landed cost of pepper.
🛡️ Compliance Shaping Market Access Food safety and border rules are increasingly impacting delivery costs and timing. US FDA detentions for Salmonella highlight the need for validated steam-sterilization, while China's border clearance at Hekou is facing 1-2 day delays due to stricter aflatoxin screening. In India, an unconfirmed Minimum Import Price (MIP) of ₹500/kg has reportedly pushed shipments down.
🌦️ Favorable Crop Weather Unlike the severe storms (Ragasa and Bualoi) that caused disruption and flooding in late September 2025, the Central Highlands experienced a calm week with routine monsoon showers. This stable weather pattern is highly favorable for current berry development and the 2027 crop bloom.
⚓ Diverging Freight Environments Ocean freight is creating two distinct buying environments. Pre-Golden Week demand and capacity management have pushed Transpacific rates up, with Shanghai to New York climbing 3% to $9,587. Conversely, Asia-Europe rates are softening, with Shanghai to Rotterdam dropping 5% to $4,092 due to weaker demand and the gradual return of Suez services.

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21/09/2026

📈 SPICE & BLACK PEPPER MARKET UPDATE - WEEK 37 / AUGUST 2026 📈

🖤 Domestic Black Pepper Price Trends Vietnam's domestic black pepper market held largely steady, closing the week at VND 139,500/kg—a slight net gain of +0.72% from the starting level, after briefly peaking at VND 140,000/kg on Tuesday. From the beginning of the year to September 13, 2026, prices decreased by 8.2% from VND 152,000/kg.
🚢 Impressive 8-Month Pepper Export Growth In August 2026, Vietnam exported 21,724 tonnes of black pepper valued at US140.9million,whichisa4.51.2 billion, reflecting a 14.2% increase in volume and an 8.9% rise in value year-on-year.
📥 Vietnam's Pepper Import Dynamics August 2026 saw Vietnam import 2,883 tons of pepper worth US18.0million,markinga14270.3 million), up 36.1% compared to the same period in 2025. Notably, Cambodia has become the largest supplier, accounting for 57.4% of total imports (26,980 tonnes, a massive 216% YoY surge).
🍂 Cassia (Cinnamon) Market Vietnam exported 10,348 tonnes of cinnamon in August 2026 (generating US27.4million),reflectinga12.0213.9 million), showing a slight 0.5% volume increase. India (32,920 tonnes) and the US (11,315 tonnes) continue to be the top two importing markets for Vietnamese cinnamon.
⭐ Star Anise Market In August 2026, star anise exports reached 1,171 tonnes worth US$4.9 million, up 20.5% year-on-year. The total export volume for the first 8 months was 9,605 tonnes. Although the overall 8-month volume fell 6.3% YoY, exports to the US grew strongly by 30.3% (reaching 834 tonnes).
🛡️ PTEXIM Quality Compliance Guarantees PTEXIM is committed to supplying Cassia and spices that meet strict US and EU standards: guaranteed Lead content of ≤ 1ppm / 2ppm, Coumarin thresholds strictly controlled at 2000ppm / 3000ppm, and Metal Powder under 10ppm compliant with KFDA standards.
⚓ Ocean Freight Rates Drewry's World Container Index (WCI) composite index remained stable at $4,476 per 40ft container for the second consecutive week.

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21/09/2026

📈 SPICE & BLACK PEPPER MARKET UPDATE - WEEK 36/2026 📈

🖤 Domestic Market & Pricing Domestic pepper prices are holding steady on a plateau at VND 138,500/kg for two consecutive weeks. This calm surface is a function of low trading volume rather than weak demand, especially as global supply remains genuinely tight.
🚢 Strong Export Performance Vietnam's pepper export revenue for the first 8 months of 2026 reached $1.25 billion with a volume of 192,000 MT. August alone recorded 23,000 MT in exports, confirming that demand is being met partly from stockpiles rather than new-crop supply.
🌦️ Weather & 2027 Crop Outlook The Central Highlands received scattered showers and thunderstorms, which is favorable for current berry development. However, national forecasts flag an early end to the rainy season and a potential Oct-Nov rainfall deficit, making it a critical watch item for the 2027 bloom.
🌾 Global Food Prices The FAO Food Price Index hit 133.3 points in August, marking its highest level since late 2022. A market where staple food costs are climbing generally allows buyers to absorb spice price firmness more easily.
🍂 Vietnam Cassia Highlights Vietnam's Cassia Cinnamon commands approximately 90% of South Asia's market thanks to its superior price-to-quality ratio. It offers a bold, spicy-sweet flavor, higher essential oil content (2.5-4.0%), thicker bark, and remains 30-50% cheaper than Ceylon cinnamon. Our scalable processing capacity perfectly matches the region's diverse product needs.
⚓ Freight & Exchange Rates Drewry's World Container Index (WCI) remained unchanged at $4,465 per 40-foot container. The USD/VND exchange rate is relatively stable around 26,050 - 26,100 VND, implying a controlled and predictable environment for both exporters and importers.

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21/09/2026

Black Pepper & Other Spice Market Update - Week 35/2026
• Domestic Market & Pricing: The market experienced a slight cooling this week. Domestic black pepper prices dipped by VND 500/kg to around VND 138,500/kg mid-week before stabilizing.
• Surging US & Chinese Demand: Chinese buyers have aggressively re-entered the market, with July export volumes tripling month-on-month (+206.9%). Vietnam now accounts for 54.7% of China's pepper imports. Meanwhile, US buyers continue to rebuild inventory, with Q1 2026 pepper imports up roughly 64% year-on-year.
• Farmer Selling Behavior (The "Durian Effect"): The booming durian harvest is acting as a strong "cash buffer" for intercropping households. With this extra liquidity, farmers are not forced into early or bulk selling; instead, the majority (62%) are selectively releasing pepper in small lots.
• Weather & Crop Risks: A strengthening El Niño points to a drier-than-normal 2026-27 dry season. This potential 25-50% shortfall in rainfall poses a moisture stress risk that could disrupt flowering and yield for the next crop cycle.
• EU Compliance Advantage: Vietnam remains off the EU's increased-controls list (Regulation (EU) 2026/1206), which is a distinct advantage, though strict buyer-specific testing for residues and contaminants still applies.
• Premium Quality Sourcing: PTEXIM is ready to supply a full range of premium spices, including Black/White Pepper, Cassia, Star Anise, Turmeric, and Ginger. We offer EU/US compliant, Steam Sterilized, ETO-treated, and USDA Organic options.
📥 View the full report at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BmYYs5i9dUP3ZulMFxlPO55sOv_OX0Kz/view?usp=sharing

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21/09/2026

Spice & Black Pepper Market Update - Week 34/2026
• Domestic Market Stability: Vietnam's domestic black pepper prices held a calm, sideways pattern this week, remaining steady around the VND 139,000/kg mark. Sellers are holding onto stocks while awaiting clearer weather and supply signals, though a firmer price floor is quietly building driven by robust Chinese buying and the approaching year-end restocking season.
• Export Volume (Early August): During the first 15 days of August 2026, Vietnam exported 10,514 tonnes of black pepper, marking a 7.4% increase compared to the first 15 days of July. This growth was driven by Asia, which imported 5,650 tonnes (a 26.2% increase), while exports to the Americas declined by 17.7% (with the US specifically down 21.7%).
• Crucial Crop Window: The Central Highlands is currently in a critical six-week pollination and fruit-set window for the 2027 crop. Proper nutrition is vital right now; stress can cause scattered flower drop, leading to an uneven harvest that requires multiple picking passes and significantly more labor.
• Farm-Level Competition: Pepper continues to lose ground to more profitable crops like durian and coffee, a trend ongoing since the 2018 price crash. Additionally, seasonal harvest labor is becoming scarce as younger workers move to stable factory jobs, further threatening future pepper margins.
• Weather & Logistics: Storm No. 4 brought prolonged heavy rain to northern Vietnam, prompting short-term caution for cargo moving through Hai Phong port. Globally, freight costs are climbing again, with the World Container Index (WCI) rising 4% to $4,526/40ft. Asia-US rates jumped 9% due to tight capacity, while Asia-Europe rates eased slightly by 1-2% and are expected to remain stable.
• Exchange Rate: The USD/VND exchange rate traded in a narrow band of 26,060 - 26,219 this week, with the VND firming by approximately 0.3%. This stability keeps the currency as a neutral factor for export margins right now.
• PTEXIM's Premium Offerings: We continue to supply a comprehensive range of spices (Pepper, Cassia, Star Anise, Turmeric, Ginger) that meet strict EU and US compliance standards, offering Steam Sterilized, ETO-treated, pesticide-guaranteed, and USDA Organic options.

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21/09/2026

Spice & Black Pepper Market Update - Week 33/2026

• Domestic Market & Pricing: Vietnam's domestic black pepper prices held steady, trading in a narrow range of VND 139,000 - 139,500/kg.
• Farmer Sentiment & Supply: Farmers are cautiously holding inventory, keeping market supply tight. This behavior is driven by low post-harvest stock, financial security from alternative crops like coffee and durian, and expectations of price surges fueled by Q4/2026 and Q1/2027 US restocking demand.
• Quality Compliance Improvements: EU food safety alerts for Vietnamese pepper and spices fell significantly by around 35% in H1 2026, dropping from 34 to 22 cases. Pepper-specific alerts decreased from 5 to 3 cases. The spice sector also improved its EU alert ranking, moving out of the top 5 down to around 10th place.
• Macro & FX Fluctuations: The USD/VND buying rate eased from VND 26,000/USD early in the week to below VND 25,900/USD before recovering. This initial USD weakness was linked to US July inflation (CPI) easing to 3.4%.
• 2027 Crop Prospects: The 90-day flowering season from August to October 2026 will determine the 2027 crop yield. The IPC has warned that El Niño conditions in 2026-2027 could disrupt Asian weather patterns, posing a direct risk to the flowering season and the upcoming crop.
• Premium Quality Sourcing: PTEXIM offers a full range of spices (Pepper, Cassia, Star Anise, Ginger, Turmeric) fully compliant with US and EU standards, including USDA/EU Organic certifications, Steam Sterilized options, and strict pesticide and heavy metal (KFDA) guarantees.

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28/08/2026

P**C THINH SUCCESSFULLY HOSTS 2026 ANNUAL HEALTH CHECK-UP: INVESTING IN PREMIUM CARE AT THE FACTORY

Recently, on August 21 and 27, 2026, P**c Thinh Import Export Investment Joint Stock Company successfully organized the 2026 annual health check-up program for all factory employees. This year's program brought much excitement thanks to practical changes and significant investments from the Board of Directors.

https://ptexim.com.vn/en/ptexim-successfully-hosts-2026-annual-health-check-up-n189

18/08/2026

🌿 SPICES MARKET UPDATE - JULY OVERVIEW & WEEK 32, 2026 📈

Here are the key takeaways from our comprehensive July and Week 32 report:

🔹 Black Pepper Price & Export Milestones
• Domestic black pepper prices remained stable, closing the week at 139,500 VND/kg after a fleeting mid-week rise to 140,000 VND/kg. Overall, the price is down 8.2% from January 1, 2026.
• In July 2026, Vietnam exported 22,743 tonnes of pepper, up 8.8% year-on-year.
• For the first seven months of 2026, the industry achieved a billion-dollar milestone: exporting 168,429 tonnes for $1.087 billion, a 16.1% increase in volume compared to the same period in 2025.
🔹 Import Sourcing Shifts
• Vietnam's pepper import mix has shifted dramatically. Sourcing has quietly re-centered on Cambodia, which now supplies over half (51.9%) of all inbound volume, representing a massive 256% year-on-year surge.
🔹 Cassia & Star Anise Highlights
• Cassia: July 2026 exports reached 11,788 tonnes, marking a 13.6% increase compared to July 2025.
• Star Anise: Despite a year-to-date decline, July shipments saw a massive 97.8% year-on-year jump, reaching 1,191 tonnes.
🔹 Weather Warnings & Crop Risks
• From August to October, Vietnam's pepper crop enters a highly sensitive phase.
• Recent scattered thunderstorms, strong winds, and high humidity in the Central Highlands and Southern Vietnam increase the risk of flower drop, lower berry set, and fungal diseases. If these conditions persist, they could weigh heavily on the 2027 crop yield.
🔹 Global Logistics
• After sliding for three consecutive weeks, global container rates bounced back, with the Drewry World Container Index ticking up 1% to $4,297 per 40ft container.
• This bump is driven by stronger rates on Transpacific lanes and ongoing port congestion in China squeezing capacity.
At PTEXIM, we guarantee premium quality across all our products, strictly meeting European and American standards (including Lead, Coumarin, and Pesticide limits).

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18/08/2026

SPICES MARKET UPDATE - WEEK 31, 2026 📈

Stay ahead of the curve with PTEXIM's latest weekly market insights on Black Pepper, Cassia Cinnamon, Star Aniseed, and Ginger!
Here are the top highlights from our Week 31 report:
🔹 Price & Export Growth
• Vietnam's domestic black pepper prices remained stable this week, averaging around 139,500 VND/kg with minimal fluctuations.
• The Vietnamese spice industry has seen impressive growth, exporting approximately 165,000 tons of pepper in the first seven months of 2026.
• This marks a 13.8% increase in export volume compared to the same period last year, reaching the highest level in the past three years!
🔹 Shifting Market Drivers
• Global spice trade dynamics are increasingly driven by geopolitical tensions, supply chain disruptions, and rising trade protectionism.
• Importers in the US and Europe are purchasing strictly based on immediate demand rather than building up their inventories.
• At the same time, farmers in major producing countries are holding back stocks, which has helped sustain a firm global pepper price.
🔹 Crop & Weather Warnings
• Vietnam’s pepper crop has entered a highly sensitive transition phase from August to October.
• Recent scattered thunderstorms and high humidity in the Central Highlands and Southern Vietnam are increasing the risk of flower drop and fungal diseases.
• If these conditions persist, it could negatively impact the yield potential for the 2027 crop.
🔹 Global Shipping Updates
• Global container rates are continuing to cool down from their peak in July.
• However, vessel traffic through Bab el-Mandeb has fallen to its lowest level in months due to renewed Houthi attacks.
• This uncertainty in lead times and insurance is causing importers to split orders and delay their forward buying.
At PTEXIM, we guarantee premium quality across all our products, strictly meeting European and American standards for Lead, Coumarin, and Pesticide content.

👉 Read the full detailed market report and check our updated prices here:

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18/08/2026

🌿 SPICES MARKET UPDATE - WEEK 30, 2026 📈

Here are the top highlights from this week’s report:

🔹 Price & Export Trends
• Domestic pepper prices in Vietnam remained mostly steady last week, closing with a slight increase of 0.36% to reach 139,500 VND.
• In the first 15 days of July 2026, Vietnam exported 9,790 tons of pepper, earning $64.2 million.
• This represents a 24.7% decrease in export volume compared to the first half of June 2026.
• While the Vietnamese D**g remains stable, multi-month price uptrends mean FOB prices remain historically high.
• As a result, US and EU buyers are remaining cautious about taking large forward positions.
🔹 Supply & Crop Forecast
• Vietnam's 2026 pepper production is estimated to decline by 10-14% compared to the previous season.
• This weather-driven decline is caused by irregular rainfall and poor fruit-set in the Central Highlands.
• In response, growers are stockpiling and choosing to sell their crops in tranches rather than in bulk.
🔹 China Market Dynamics
• Demand from China is roaring back, with several months showing year-on-year import growth above 200%.
• However, exporters are navigating a narrower registration door as China's new GACC Decree 280 took effect on June 1, 2026, raising the bar for customs clearance.
🔹 Global Shipping Updates
• The World Container Index (WCI) decreased for the second consecutive week.
• Logistics remain functional, but freight rates to Europe and North America remain above pre-crisis averages due to global shipping imbalances.
At PTEXIM, we are committed to providing you with premium, sustainable spices that meet global standards (USDA Organic, EU compliance, FDA, and KFDA).

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