In 2025, dehydrated garlic prices remained relatively stable with moderate fluctuations throughout the year. At the start of the year, prices were steady as the peak export season coincided with abundant supplies from major producing regions like China and Egypt. China saw a significant increase in planting area and overall yield, resulting in a large volume of high-quality garlic available for both domestic use and exports. Similarly, Egypt expanded its exports, especially to European markets, strengthening global supply.
The quality of garlic was generally good, with firm and clean bulbs, which supported trade and kept prices within a manageable range. Some regions experienced brief price increases due to heavy rainfall during planting periods, but these were short-lived as weather conditions improved and planting progressed smoothly.
Export dynamics influenced pricing trends as well. Markets like Africa, which preferred smaller garlic, faced a shortage due to larger-sized bulbs dominating supply, while European and South American markets benefited from abundant large garlic. Competition from multiple exporting countries, including India, Bangladesh, and Egypt, kept upward price pressure in check.
Analyst Insight
According to Procurement Resource, Dehydrated Garli prices are expected to remain stable or slightly decline as harvests continues and global supply remains high, with limited room for significant price spikes.