International Pepper Community
a UNESCAP Intergovermental Organization
International Pepper Community
a UNESCAP Intergovermental Organization
What other say
Pepper Trades at $6,050 Per Ton as Singapore Starts Futures
(Bloomberg.com) The Singapore Mercantile Exchange started trading black-pepper futures today, the first agricultural commodities contract offered by the exchange.
Previous
- Spice Parks in Arunachal, Meghalaya to Tap N-E Region Potential
- Export of spices up 12% between April to September
- Surging black-pepper market lets Vietnam farmers prosper
- HCM City hosts international pepper conference
- Global pepper producers gather in Vietnam's HCM City for annual conference
- Sri Lanka spice sector calls for quality packing to boost sales
- Bantuan Bibit untuk Pekebun Karet dan Lada
- Spices Board: Adding Aroma and Flavour to Lives, Globally
- Babel Salurkan 210 Ribu Bibit Lada
- Exporta��es do agroneg�cio no ES superam US$ 1,14 bilh�o ao ano
- Pepper prices at all-time high on bullish demand
- IPC Should Monitor Supply And Demand Scenario For Pepper, Says Uggah
- Monsoon rain turns pepper hot
- Americans are beginning to look for spicy food from Sri Lanka � Food Scientist
- Black pepper trading gains pace after NMCE restarts contracts
- Black pepper trading gains pace after NMCE restarts contracts
- Uggah: RM650m in pepper export by 2020
- Malaysian Pepper Board Director General Grunsin Ayom on the pepper industry in Malaysia
- Black pepper: King of spices, enemy of ailments
- Revista elege os 5 alimentos mais saud�veis do mundo
- Basil opens International pepper conference
- Spices Board to offer quality certification
- Pepper futures rise on spot demand
- Pemkab sarankan penggunaan tajar hidup pada lada
- Pepper remains firm on limited supply