Fresh Coconut Prices in Ben Tre
Daily farm-gate price benchmarks and market trends for Siamese green drinking coconuts in Ben Tre, Vinh Long and the Mekong Delta.
12-Month Coconut Price Trends
Seasonal Price Cycles & Benchmark History
• Peak Summer Dry Heat: Reached 170,000 VND / dozen on 25/05/2026 driven by high drinking coconut consumption during prolonged hot weather.
• Seasonal Pattern: Prices typically ease during rainy months (Oct–Dec) when harvest yields peak, and rise toward dry sunny months (Apr–Jun).
Price Records & Reference Sources
--| Date | Coconut Variety | Region | Survey Point | Price Range (12 nuts) | Median Price | Source Type | Reference Source | Details |
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) — Coconut Market
What is the fresh coconut price in Ben Tre today?
Today fresh Siamese green coconut in Ben Tre ranges from 85,000 to 105,000 VND / dozen (12 nuts) at farm-gate (median ~95,000 VND/dozen). Dry industrial coconuts range from 80,000 to 95,000 VND / dozen.
What is the standard trade unit for coconuts in the Mekong Delta?
Coconuts in the Mekong Delta are traditionally traded in dozens of 12 nuts (chục 12 trái). Bentrecorp also provides unit conversions per individual coconut for commercial convenience.
What time are daily market prices published?
Bentrecorp compiles and updates daily market benchmarks at 08:30 AM (Indochina Time / ICT).
How do coconut prices differ between Ben Tre and Vinh Long?
Prices in Ben Tre and Vinh Long share very close correlation. Variations typically range from 2,000 to 5,000 VND / dozen depending on waterway transport distances and sorting hubs.
Are prices published on Bentrecorp indicative reference rates?
Yes, published prices serve as indicative market benchmarks compiled from provincial agricultural bulletins, verified regional trading posts, and cooperative farm surveys.
This price board is compiled by Bentrecorp from traceable provincial agricultural bulletins, official press reports, and regional grower surveys. Prices serve as indicative reference points at the time of observation and may vary depending on local logistics, fruit sorting sizes, and transaction terms.