The 2025 Tender Sesame National Trade 2nd Bidding has concluded, revealing its results. The bidding took place in two phases—P1 and P2—on March 4, 2025, covering a total quantity of 10,000 tons.

Results of Part 1 Bidding

The first phase (P1) of the bidding allocated 5,000 tons of sesame seeds. The successful bidders, their origins, and bid prices (CFR USD/Ton) are as follows:

Results of Part 2 Bidding

The second phase (P2) of the bidding also allocated 5,000 tons of sesame seeds. The results are as follows:

Market Insights

The bidding results indicate competitive pricing trends for sesame seeds, with bid prices ranging from $1,570.90 to $1,628.00 per ton. Indian-origin sesame maintained a strong presence, followed by Nigeria and Burkina Faso. The variation in prices between P1 and P2 suggests shifts in demand and supply conditions within a short period.

Industry experts note that the sesame trade remains robust, with strong participation from key domestic agents. These results will likely influence sesame import strategies and pricing structures in the coming months.

For further details, stakeholders are encouraged to review the full bidding report or contact the respective trade authorities.