As June 2026 approaches, global cashew buyers are facing an increasingly important purchasing decision. After several months of price correction and stabilization, the market is showing signs that the current buying window may not remain open for long.
The question many importers are asking today is simple:
Should we wait for lower prices, or secure inventory now before the market moves?
Based on current supply-demand dynamics, June could become a turning point for the second half of 2026.
📊 Latest Vietnam Cashew Prices
[SVC Cashew – 26th May 2026]
FOB Ho Chi Minh
• WW180: 9.30 USD/kg
• WW240: 7.65 USD/kg
• WW320: 7.05 USD/kg
Roasted & Salted with Skin
• A180: 8.20 USD/kg
• A240: 7.40 USD/kg
• A320: 6.80 USD/kg
Quality: AFI Standards
Delivery: End of June Shipment
📈 Why The Market Is Nearing A Decision Point
Over the past several months, cashew prices have gradually adjusted to a more sustainable level.
Unlike the volatility seen in previous years, the current market reflects a better balance between:
• Raw material availability
• Factory processing capacity
• Global demand recovery
• Retail inventory replenishment
The result is a market that appears stable on the surface but is becoming increasingly sensitive to demand growth.
Once major buyers begin securing Q3 inventory, available volumes can tighten quickly.
🌎 Demand Signals Are Improving
Several importing regions are showing stronger purchasing activity:
Europe
European buyers continue rebuilding inventory after a cautious first quarter.
Demand remains healthy for:
• WW240
• WW320
• Roasted Cashews
• Retail Snack Programs
Middle East
The Middle East remains one of the fastest-growing destinations for roasted and flavored cashews.
Importers are increasingly seeking:
• Private Label Products
• Retail Packaging
• Premium Snack Solutions
North America
Healthy snack consumption remains strong, supporting long-term demand for cashews as a plant-based, protein-rich product.
🏭 Vietnam Supply Remains Stable
Vietnam continues to be the world’s most important cashew processing hub.
However, stable supply should not be confused with unlimited availability.
Factories are carefully managing:
• Production schedules
• Labor costs
• Export commitments
• Container planning
As buying activity increases, factories typically prioritize confirmed orders over spot inquiries.
⚠️ What Happens If You Wait?
Many buyers hope prices will continue declining.
The reality is that the downside from current levels appears increasingly limited.
Potential risks of waiting include:
• Higher replacement costs
• Longer delivery schedules
• Reduced availability of preferred grades
• Increased competition from other buyers
Historically, markets often begin moving before buyers recognize the trend.
💡 Smart Buying Strategy For June
Rather than trying to predict the exact bottom, experienced importers often focus on risk management.
A practical approach is:
• Secure a portion of Q3 requirements now
• Lock strategic grades such as WW240 and WW320
• Maintain flexibility for additional purchases later
• Monitor weekly FOB developments
This strategy reduces exposure while ensuring supply continuity.
🔥 Why June May Be The Best Window
Current pricing provides buyers with:
• Stable market conditions
• Predictable shipment schedules
• Strong factory availability
• Competitive FOB levels
If demand strengthens during June and July, today’s prices may look increasingly attractive in hindsight.
For many importers, the cost of missing supply can become greater than the benefit of waiting for a small additional discount.
🏭 Why Buyers Work With SVC
SVC supports global importers through:
• Premium Cashew Kernels
• Roasted Cashews
• Flavored Cashews
• OEM Manufacturing
• Private Label Programs
• Export Documentation Support
With exports to more than 72 countries and a diversified product portfolio, SVC helps buyers secure both supply stability and market competitiveness.
📧 Contact For Updated Offers
SVC INTERNATIONAL JSC
📩 thanh@svc.vn
📱 (+84) 909 432 477
🌐 https://svc.vn