The highest order of 3300 MT of sesame was taken by Nigeria and 1200 tons went to Sudan. The result of the tender for 6500 MT sesame seeds from Korea […]
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Month: December 2022
Ginger Farmers in the Grip of Profiteers
Already bothered ginger farmers are now facing troubles from traders. There are complaints from farmers that traders are creating disputes between old and new stocks and are creating obstacles […]
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Turkish Hazelnut Prices Continue Increasing
Over the past weeks, we have seen a rise in Turkish hazelnut prices. The increase comes mainly from purchases by exporters and large crackers. On the one hand, some are […]
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How Did the Grain Markets Start the Week?
European Grain Markets MATIF grain markets continued with massive losses on Friday, ending a truly terrible week for all bulls. March wheat futures closed at a seasonal low, down €11 […]
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World Food Prices Fell to 2021 Levels
World food prices are down for the eighth consecutive month after reaching an all-time high in March. The FAO food price index in November was 135.7 points, which is 0.2 […]
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Chinese Small Lentils: Imported Lentils Are Effecting the Domestic Market
TIANJIN: At present, the lentils market is hit by Turkish lentils, there is no upward trend. Due to the less production, domestic lentils prices are high, and there is a […]
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Indian Cumin Will Remain Consolidated Until 15th December
The sowing of Indian cumin in Rajasthan is estimated to increase by 10 to 15% in the current year because the farmers got a very high price of cumin in […]
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Pigeon pea prices weaken ahead of harvest despite lower crop
Tur (pigeon pea/red gram) prices declined by 10-15 percent over the past month to around the minimum support price (MSP) level of $0,81 a kg, ahead of the start of […]
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U.S. Soy Exports Earn Record $40.42 Billion
U.S. Soy Exports Earn Record $40.42 Billion on Second-Highest Volumes of 71.79 MMT in Marketing Year 21/221 U.S. Soy’s optimal nutritional and refining value, lowest carbon footprint2, transparency, reliability and […]
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About 6% Reduction in Mustard Sowing in Gujarat
In the current season, there is a deficit of about 6% in the sowing of mustard. However, due to the government’s increase in the minimum support price, it was believed […]
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