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Operational Definitions
A + B + C – D- E = F
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Balance sheet Adopted at IPC 2023 Conference –Kuching , Malaysia
Global India
Indonesia
40
38
87
65
40
0
114
35
20
22
33
47
88
65
40
0
115
37
21
28
26
47
2023 Vietnam
Brazil
74
40
190
95
36
1
10
10
245
90
45
36
170
105
44
1
10
10
210
95
39
37
& China
Thailand
26
4
27
2
60
6
85
9
3
1
25
3
27
2
60
6
85
9
3
1
24
3
Madagascar 0 5 0 2 4 0 5 0 2 4 0
2024 Cambodia 11 19 0 1 18 11 19 0 1 18 11
Ecuador 5 4 0 1 1 7 4 0 1 1 9
TOTAL 262 543 146 291 423 229 533 154 294 401 221
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Global Level : Balance Sheet Analysis 2024* compared to 2023
291 294
300 262 Opening stock 2024:
229 229 221 In 2023 despite slow growth from other
200 146 154 regions, Chinese opening of borders has
led to lower opening stock in 2024 as
100 compared to 2023.
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Closing stocks/Carryover end of 2024:
Opening Stock Production Import Domes Cons Export Carry Over
Weak export demand and modest
10% 6% growth in domestic consumption will
1% lead to a drop by a modest 3% in closing
0%
stocks, despite lower production.
-2% -3%
-10% -5%
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Country Wise Analysis
• India
• Indonesia
• Malaysia
• Sri Lanka
• Vietnam
• Brazil
• China
• Cambodia
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Cambodia Harvest : April
Growing Region Area in Ha Balance Sheet Analysis
Tboung Khmum
Cambodian Pepper : Stabilised close to 20 KMT finds home in Vietnam and Thailand through
the Porous Borders.
2024 Crop looks ok and estimated to be similar to previous year at close to 19-20K MT.
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China Harvest : March/April
Growing Area Balance Sheet Analysis
The second largest consumer of Pepper after India, China grows only 20% of its 85000MT
annual demand and is dependent mostly on Vietnam for the balance close to 60,000 MT of
Imports. In 2022 a lock down brought the pepper markets down followed by a revival in
prices once China reopened in 2023. Typically, Chinese traders start buying after TET and are
able to go deep into the Vietnamese countryside and purchase leading to a squeeze whenever
Source : Chinese Spice Association they enter.
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Vietnam Harvest : March/April
Growing Area Balance Sheet Analysis
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Brazil
Growing Area Balance Sheet Analysis
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India Harvest : Dec/Jan-Feb
Growing Area Balance Sheet Analysis
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Indonesia Harvest : Aug-Sep
Growing Area Balance Sheet Analysis
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Malaysia Harvest : Aug-Sep
Growing Area Balance Sheet Analysis
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11
10
10 8 8
5
2 2
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Opening Stock Production Import Domes Cons Export Carry Over
At the outset we thank the Malaysian delegation to agree to correct the stock numbers. Due to an ever-increasing crop number not
Source : MOA, Malaysia supported by tantamount exports and domestic consumption led to balancing numbers of carryover stock to bloat. The stock level
was reported at 50KMT after years of mismatch in the equation.
This year with the consent of all participants numbers were rationalised. Domestic consumption was expected to rise due to industrial
use through innovation of SMES – pepper used in hand sanitizers and soaps.
2024 crop is expected to be similar with small increases in consumption and exports. Opening and closing stocks were still high in
values and may not reflect reality which may require another round of deliberation.
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Sri Lanka Harvest : Two seasons : Jun- Jul and Oct-Jan
Growing Area Balance Sheet Analysis
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14 14
15 12 13
10
5 3
Major growing provinces
1 1 1
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Opening Stock Production Import Domes Cons Export Carry Over
• Pepper is the widely used spice in Sri Lanka. Nearly 40% is
locally consumed
• Subsistence income for large no. of families.
• Grown throughout the country, mainly as
home garden crop.
A very stable origin which consumes 40% and exports 60% of its produce.
• Second most important spice in terms of
Exports are mostly to Extraction companies in India.
exports and earnings.
• High intrinsic quality due to high piperine.
2024 crop outlook remains similar to previous year. Carry over remains very low in this origin traditionally . This
• High potential for expansion to other parts of
year due to currency depreciation export prices were attractive for importers of this Origin.
the country.
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Closing Remarks
Sum -total of Crop
in origins is
Demand for expected to be
exports is similar or slightly
expected to stable less as compared
to marginally to previous year.
lower/ assuming
no Geopolitical
surprises
Carryover stocks
are lower to
previous year due
to offtake by China
in 2023
Market is expected to be Range bound for 2024 unless impacted by speculative forces or
Jasvinder Singh Sethi
Geopolitical events. Downside is very limited as farmers/collectors tend to hold after a particular
level.
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• IPC 2023 – Kuching , Malaysia
• Moderated The 2-day session.
• Finalized the Global Balance sheet with Key stake holders..
Jasvinder@namagro.com
+84902362683
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