Vietnam, which is the world's largest producer, is estimated to have produced over 2 lakh tonnes of pepper this year.

MCX recorded volume of 313 MT, till afternoon trade.

Minimum lot likely to be one tonne; trading and delivery norms to be strict this time.

Assocham has urged the regulator Forward Market Commission to investigate the anomalous price changes and trade behavior found in pepper fu...

The Singapore Mercantile Exchange has successfully completed its first physical delivery against the world's first global Black Pepper futu...

Black pepper, which touched nearly Rs 170 per kg about a fortnight ago, is now a shade cheaper.

Global prices seen moving up again on crop shortage in Indonesia, Vietnam, India.

Availability of black pepper of 15-20 tonne a day in primary markets at Kochi last week, amid lack of support from overseas buying, led spi...

Black pepper prices firmed up in the futures market largely on the back of tight supply in the spot markets.

Black pepper prices on Friday weakened on the domestic futures market on sluggish export demand and declining trends in spot markets.

Black pepper prices rose marginally by 0.5 per cent at Rs 14,200 per quintal on Monday on the country's leading commodity exchange, NCDEX, ...

Black pepper prices were up by nearly 1 per cent in the domestic futures market on emergence of speculative buying triggered by tight suppl...

Black pepper today rose by nearly 0.75 per cent in the domestic futures market on speculative buying, triggered by deficient rains in Keral...

Indian exporters with exposure in black pepper are these days going slow in picking up spices from local mandis. Instead, they are preferri...

Improvement in arrivals of the new crop coupled with slow demand have pushed down black pepper prices in futures and spot markets over the ...

With Indonesian black pepper becoming cheaper in the world market, India has started importing pepper from that country.

India, which until 10 days ago, has been selling black pepper at a premium of $400-$300 a tonne, has suddenly turned out to be the cheapest...