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Pepper Price Malaysia

Daily prices from the Malaysia Pepper Board (MPB)

Black Pepper

BPS Sarawak

White Pepper

WPS Sarawak

Black Pepper Sarawak (BPS)
Code: BPS
Per Tonne
RM 27,240
Per Kilogram
RM 27.24
Black Pepper Sarawak · Oven dried, FAQ grade
White Pepper Sarawak (WPS)
Code: WPS
Per Tonne
RM 37,407
Per Kilogram
RM 37.41
White Pepper Sarawak · ASTA/FAQ grade
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Last updated: 7 September 2026 at 01:39 pm (MYT)

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What is BPS?

Black Pepper Sarawak (BPS) is oven-dried black pepper from Sarawak, Malaysia — one of the world's premium pepper origins. FAQ grade is the standard traded grade.

What is WPS?

White Pepper Sarawak (WPS) comes from the same pepper berry as black pepper but is soaked and the outer skin removed. It is milder and preferred in lighter-coloured dishes.

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How Are Prices Set?

MPB publishes official reference prices periodically. These are indicative prices for trade reference. Actual dealer prices may vary depending on grade, quantity, and market conditions.

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Sarawak Pepper

Sarawak is Malaysia's main pepper-producing state and one of the world's top pepper exporters. Malaysian pepper is prized for its consistent quality and distinctive aroma.

Price per Quantity

At today's MPB reference rate

Grade100g500g1 kg10 kg
BPSRM 2.72RM 13.62RM 27.24RM 272.40
WPSRM 3.74RM 18.70RM 37.41RM 374.10

Malaysia Pepper Price Guide

Pepper is one of Malaysia's most important agricultural commodities, with Sarawak serving as the main producing state. This page shows the latest reference prices for Black Pepper Sarawak (BPS) and White Pepper Sarawak (WPS) in Malaysian Ringgit per tonne and per kilogram, based on prices published by the Malaysia Pepper Board (MPB).

Black pepper and white pepper actually come from the berries of the same pepper plant. Black pepper is made by drying not-yet-fully-ripe berries along with their outer skin, producing a sharper, more pungent flavour. White pepper is obtained by soaking riper berries, removing the outer skin, and drying the inner seed — giving a milder, more refined taste that suits light-coloured dishes such as soups and cream sauces.

To use this page, look at the price cards near the top for the current BPS and WPS prices. The change indicator shows whether the price has risen or fallen since the last reading. The history chart displays the weekly price trend, while the price calculator lets you enter a quantity in kilograms to estimate purchase cost. The pricing table breaks the cost down into 100g, 500g, 1kg and 10kg at today's reference rate.

Pepper prices are influenced by many factors including global demand, weather and harvest yields, production costs, currency exchange rates, and competition from other producing countries such as Vietnam, India and Indonesia. Because Malaysian pepper is heavily exported, local prices often move in step with the international market.

It is important to remember that the prices shown here are indicative reference prices for trade guidance only. The actual prices offered by dealers, wholesalers or millers may differ depending on grade, purchase quantity, location and current market conditions. Farmers and traders are encouraged to check prices from several sources before making buying or selling decisions.

For pepper farmers in Sarawak, understanding price trends helps in planning when to harvest and sell their crop. For consumers and retail traders, this information is useful for comparing costs and setting budgets. Visit this page regularly to follow the movement of Malaysian pepper prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between BPS and WPS?+

BPS (Black Pepper Sarawak) is pepper dried with its outer skin intact, while WPS (White Pepper Sarawak) comes from the same pepper berry but is soaked and has its outer skin removed. White pepper is milder in taste and usually priced higher than black pepper.

Where do the pepper prices on this page come from?+

The prices are official reference prices published by the Malaysia Pepper Board (MPB). If live data cannot be reached, the page displays the last known reference price as a guide.

Are these the actual prices I will pay in the market?+

Not necessarily. MPB prices are indicative reference prices for trade purposes. Actual dealer or wholesaler prices may differ depending on grade, quantity, location, and current market conditions.

Why is Sarawak important for pepper production?+

Sarawak is Malaysia's main pepper-producing state and accounts for the bulk of the country's pepper exports. Sarawak pepper is well known internationally for its consistent quality and distinctive aroma, placing Malaysia among the world's leading pepper producers and exporters.

How do I calculate the cost for a specific quantity?+

Use the price calculator on this page. Enter the quantity in kilograms and it multiplies that amount by the current per-kg price for BPS and WPS. The pricing table also shows the cost for 100g, 500g, 1kg and 10kg at today's reference rate.

What does the FAQ grade mean in pepper trading?+

FAQ stands for 'Fair Average Quality' — a standard trade grade commonly used as a reference in pepper buying and selling. It describes a reasonable average quality for a crop and is not related to frequently asked questions. The actual grade can affect the price.

Source: Malaysia Pepper Board (mpb.gov.my)

Prices are for informational reference only