Callisons Spring Mint Market Report is Here!
May 28, 2025
As the fields begin to wake from their winter rest, it’s time once again for Callisons’ Spring Mint Market Report—your seasonal snapshot of the global mint landscape. Twice a year, we offer insights into the factors shaping the mint harvest in the U.S. and India, including weather conditions, acreage shifts, and market dynamics that impact supply and flavor development. Below is your early look at what to expect from the 2025 season.
If you’d like to dive deeper into regional trends, planting strategies, or anything else about the upcoming season, connect with your Callisons account manager—we’re here to help you plan ahead.
The 2024–2025 winter brought mixed conditions across North American mint regions. The Willamette Valley saw a mild, wet winter with healthy fields and optimism, while Yakima and La Grande face water shortages due to low snowpack. Idaho’s water supply rebounded, ensuring good crop potential, and Canada’s mint acres will increase due to strong contracts and exchange rates. The Midwest had a dry but stable winter with good rootstock health. Native and Scotch spearmint crops wintered well, though water concerns persist in some Farwest areas. Overall, peppermint acreage is expected to rise in 2025, with steady spearmint acres.
Hot, dry weather has impacted planting materials for peppermint, spearmint, and arvensis crops in India. Peppermint and arvensis may see a 10–15% area decline, while spearmint could increase slightly due to high L-carvone prices. DMO/TRO prices remain stable, supported by balanced demand and some synthetic blending.
We look forward to staying in touch and seeing many of you out in the fields this summer!
