Vietnam International Pepper and Spice Outlook 2025 (VIPO 2025)

The Vietnam Pepper and Spice Association (VPSA) proudly presents the Vietnam International Pepper and Spice Outlook 2025 (VIPO 2025) from March 3rd to 5th, 2025 at Rex Sai Gon Hotel, Ho Chi Minh City. This year’s conference comes at a pivotal moment for the global spice industry as we witness a resurgence in prices, fueled not only by growing consumer demand but by the reduction of global spice production and also the return of speculative interest. In 2024, black pepper reached historic heights, entering the billion-dollar export club in Vietnam, a milestone for growers and traders alike.

The scope of VIPO 2025 extends beyond Vietnam’s pepper industry to encompass cassia and other Vietnamese spices that are equally affected by global shifts. Climate change has introduced critical challenges for cassia growers, like Typhoon Yagi, which severely impacted cassia regions in northern Vietnam. Unpredictable weather patterns like droughts, excessive rainfall, and flooding impacting production. Infrastructure challenges such as mechanical drying limitations further underscore the urgency for sustainable solutions. VIPO 2025 promises an engaging program, including networking opportunities, presentations, exhibitions, and trips to Vietnam’s growing regions. Join us as we lead the conversation on risk management, guiding the spice industry towards a sustainable and prosperous future.


In collaboration with industry stakeholders, governmental bodies, and international agencies, VPSA is committed to addressing these issues head-on. VIPO 2025 offers a unique platform for stakeholders such as farmers, businesses, experts, and government agencies to discuss, share insights, and strategize on proactive measures for risk management, aiming to ensure resilience and stability across the Vietnamese spice industry. VIPO 2025 promises an engaging program, including networking opportunities, presentations, exhibitions, and trips to Vietnam’s growing regions. Join us as we lead the conversation on risk management, guiding the spice industry towards a sustainable and prosperous future.

Theme: Black pepper in the era of rebalancing of global trade

In the era of colonial powers black pepper was considered black gold and wars were fought to acquire the spice trade routes. This was the period mostly between 1500 AD to 1800 AD.

Post World War I came the era of globalization in the 1900s. Free trade, globalization and WTO became the guiding principles. Low cost production and procurement became the norm of these times. Sourcing was concentrated in fewer locations and barriers of trades were reduced slowly. This was also accelerated by the advent of advanced communication technologies in the late 1900s.

With the turn of the millennium especially post 2010, we have witnessed some of the gruesome geopolitical events such as Covid, Wars in Middle east, wars in Asia and expansion led political agendas.

In the present times, the world is undergoing a shift away from single-source or region-dominated supply chains toward diversified, security-driven, and geopolitically aligned trade networks.

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U.S. & Western markets are reassessing dependencies on China/SE Asia and re-negotiating tariff regimes with emerging suppliers.
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Developing producers in Asia, Africa, and Latin America are stepping up as alternative sources for commodities like black pepper.
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Trade agreements and Tariffs are re-shaping competitive positions.

This shift is no longer subtle but visible in Black pepper trade. Retailers have started listing black pepper of multi-origins on their labels. Companies have started looking actively not only for lowest cost pepper but also a secure and politically aligned supply chain.

While Vietnam continues its dominant position due to its scale, processing ability and good diplomacy, there are challenges ahead. This VIPO 2026 will be useful for all stakeholders throwing light on how they can meet the challenges. Whether it is regulation and tariff issues for Growers, or local issues like VAT and risk management for Processors or future outlook of Vietnam pepper for buyers ... all this will be presented, debated and discussed at length.

We hereby invite all stakeholders to come to discuss, gain insights, network with industry experts for a sustainable and resilient black pepper industry in the era of rebalancing global trade on 3-5 March 2026 in the beautiful city of Danang – Viet Nam.

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The Vietnam International Pepper and Spice Outlook – VIPO 2026 will be held in Đà Nẵng, a beautiful coastal city, known for its dynamic economy, friendly people, and rich cultural heritage. Following the administrative merger of Quang Nam and Đà Nẵng, the city has continued to thrive as a modern urban center while preserving its agricultural traditions—most notably the Trà My cinnamon, renowned for its strong aroma and high essential oil content.


Welcome to Đà Nẵng – A Beautiful Coastal City, Spice Hub of Central Vietnam


Đà Nẵng – A Beautiful Coastal City, Spice Hub of Central Vietnam

The Vietnam International Pepper and Spice Outlook – VIPO 2026 will be held in Đà Nẵng, a beautiful coastal city, known for its dynamic economy, friendly people, and rich cultural heritage. Following the administrative merger of Quang Nam and Đà Nẵng, the city has continued to thrive as a modern urban center while preserving its agricultural traditions—most notably the Trà My cinnamon, renowned for its strong aroma and high essential oil content.

Strategically located in Central Vietnam, Đà Nẵng is home to an international airport with direct connections across Asia, and offers world-class conference facilities, making it the ideal destination for global stakeholders in the pepper and spice industry to connect, share, and shape the future of sustainable development. It also serves as a gateway to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Hoi An Ancient Town, My Son Sanctuary, and the Imperial City of Hue.

We look forward to welcoming you to Đà Nẵng – a beautiful coastal city where nature, tradition, and global opportunities come together!

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Hyatt Regency Danang Resort & Spa

A luxury beachfront resort at Non Nuoc Beach offering spacious rooms, villas, spa services, and family-friendly facilities.
- Distance to KOI Resort: approximately 1.2 km.
- General location: Near Marble Mountains; about 30 minutes by car from Da Nang International Airport.

https://www.booking.com/hotel/vn/hyatt-regency-danang-resort-and-spa.vi.html

Meliá Danang Beach Resort

Modern beach resort with pool, restaurants, and excellent services under the Melia brand.
- Distance to KOI Resort: approximately 500 meters.
- General location: Around 1 km from Marble Mountains; about 12 km from the airport.

https://www.melia.com/vi/hotels/vietnam/da-nang/melia-danang-beach-resort

Marriott Resort Danang - Non Nuoc Beach Villas

Beachfront villa resort with private pools, spa, and full amenities, offering luxury and privacy.
- Distance to KOI Resort: approximately 500 meters.
- General location: About 9 km from the city center; near Marble Mountains (~1.3 km).

https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/dadnn-danang-marriott-resort-and-spa-non-nuoc-beach-villas/overview/

Sandy Beach Non Nuoc Resort

Peaceful beachside resort surrounded by gardens, with pool and wellness facilities.
- Distance to KOI Resort: approximately 1.2 km.
- General location: Directly on Non Nuoc Beach

https://www.sandybeachdanang.com/

Carinae Da Nang Hotel

Modern 4-star hotel offering spacious suites, buffet breakfast, and complete amenities.
- Distance to KOI Resort: 5km.
- General location: Near My Khe Beach.

https://carinaehotel.com/

V-Hotel

Beachfront hotel with ocean-view rooms and basic comforts, ideal for tourists.
- Distance to KOI Resort: 4.7 km
- General location: Located along Da Nang’s coastline.

https://v-hotel.com.vn/

SeaColor Beachstay Danang by Haviland

Modern design inspired by the sea, with private kitchenettes and minibars; close to My Khe Beach.
- Distance to KOI Resort: 4.5km
- General location: About 3.9 km from the city center; ~8 km from the airport.

https://www.agoda.com/seacolor-beachstay-danang-hotel-by-haviland/hotel/da-nang-vn.html

Bonny Boutique Hotel Da Nang

Bonny Boutique Hotel Da Nang is a beautiful, romantic hotel. It is adorned with the greenery of trees and grass, creating a cool and fresh atmosphere.
- Distance to KOI resort: 5.2 km
- General location: about 750m from the beach, 20 minutes by car from the airport

https://www.agoda.com/bonny-boutique-hotel-apartment/hotel/da-nang-vn.html?ds=hLnVG61T5xJiUCgf

India

From Kochi (Cochin International Airport – COK):

Kochi – Singapore – Da Nang: Singapore Airlines

Kochi – Kuala Lumpur – Da Nang: Malaysia Airlines

Malaysia

From Kuala Lumpur (Kuala Lumpur International Airport – KUL):

Kuala Lumpur – Da Nang: Malaysia Airlines

Kuala Lumpur – Da Nang: AirAsia

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Sri Lanka

From Colombo (Bandaranaike International Airport – CMB):

Colombo – Kuala Lumpur – Da Nang: Malaysia Airlines

Colombo – Kuala Lumpur – Da Nang: Mal

United Arab Emirates

From Dubai (Dubai International Airport – DXB):

Dubai – Da Nang: Emirates Airline


Indonesia

From Jakarta (Soekarno–Hatta International Airport – CGK):

Jakarta – Kuala Lumpur – Da Nang: Malaysia Airlines

Jakarta – Kuala Lumpur – Da Nang:

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Tariff

Overseas delegates
Before Dec. 31st, 2025From Jan. 1st  to Mar. 1st, 2026After March 1st, 2026
USD 330USD 360USD 390
From 2nd delegate
USD 300USD 330USD 360
Farm visitUSD 200
Note:  This fee includes the Historical Heritage tour to Hoi An, not Dak Lak Pepper farm visit.

Farm visitPlease visit "Site visit" tab or contact us to know more information.