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Sesame Weekly Update

Posted on 7. October 2024

India: New Arrivals Bring Hope, But Challenges Persist In India, the sesame market is seeing new arrivals in regions like Mahoba, Urai, and Rahat in Madhya Pradesh. However, heavy rainfall… […]

Unlocking Opportunities: The Launch of Paraguay’s 2023-2024 Sesame Planting Campaign

Posted on 3. October 2024

A New Era for Sesame Cultivation in San Pedro In the last week of September, the much-anticipated launch of the 2023-2024 sesame planting campaign took place in the city of… […]

Indian Sesame Market Updates

Posted on 27. September 2024

Fluctuating Prices in the Sesame Arena The sesame market, particularly the white variety, has seen its share of ups and downs recently. Prices for Natural Shortex Sesame have dipped from… […]

Sesame Market Struggles: Can Global Supply Keep Up?

Posted on 20. September 2024

India: Rising Prices and Delayed Harvests Add to the Pressure In India, sesame farmers are feeling the heat as delayed harvests, now expected in late September or early October, are… […]

Paraguay’s Sesame Market Eyes Growth: Can Weather Hold the Key to a Record Harvest?

Posted on 20. September 2024

Paraguay’s Sesame Production: A Pillar of the Rural Economy Sesame production plays a crucial role in the rural economy of Paraguay, providing a livelihood for many families. The high quality […]

Sesame Market Weekly Update: Market Continues to Face Challenges Globally

Posted on 13. September 2024

India: Mixed Signals with Rainfall Concerns and Improved Prospects In Gujarat, the sesame crop remains in its reproductive stage, with unpredictable rainfall patterns. While the ideal weekly rainfall should range […]

Sesame Crop in Gujarat and Other Key Regions Faces Setbacks Due to Weather This week, unfavorable weather conditions have severely impacted the Indian sesame market, particularly in Gujarat. The sowing area for Kharif sesame has dropped to 1.08 million hectares, compared to 1.18 million hectares last year. Persistent heavy rains in Saurashtra-Gujarat have caused widespread crop damage, worsening the situation for farmers who were already concerned about low planting numbers. Farmers report that sesame crops have suffered significant losses, with substantial reductions in yield expected in certain areas. Similarly, recent weather conditions have damaged sesame crops in Pakistan, leading to a decline in quality. This has created additional pressure on supply, making it harder to find high-quality sesame in the market. Quality and Supply Concerns Expected to Push Sesame Prices Higher The crop damage in key producing regions such as Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh will likely reduce the availability of good-quality sesame. As a result, prices are expected to rise in the coming weeks. Market analysts predict that prices could increase by $0,06 per kilogram. Last week, white sesame prices ranged between roughly $1,55 to $1,56 per kilogram, reflecting slight fluctuations due to crop challenges. In comparison, prices in Gwalior have slightly decreased. Hulled sesame prices fell from $1,55 to $1,54 per kilogram. With ongoing concerns about supply shortages and quality, analysts expect further price increases as the market adjusts to these challenges. Brazilian Sesame Imports Offer Some Relief To offset the domestic crop damage, Brazilian sesame imports have begun arriving in India. This week, approximately 8,000 to 10,000 metric tons of high-quality Brazilian sesame entered the country, with more shipments expected in September. Currently, Brazilian sesame prices range from $1,50 to $1,55 per kilogram, providing some relief to the price volatility caused by domestic production issues. While these imports may help stabilize prices temporarily, analysts believe domestic supply challenges and increasing demand could continue to push prices higher in the future. China's Sesame Market Faces Supply Glut, Pressuring Prices In China, increased sesame supply, particularly from Tanzania, has led to a decline in prices. Qingdao Port now holds approximately 152,100 metric tons of sesame as of September 2nd, 2024, with imported sesame stored in large quantities. Despite these stocks, downstream buyers remain cautious, adding pressure to prices. Import prices for Tanzanian sesame have dropped by 3.43%, with other varieties following a similar trend. With Pakistan's sesame crop expected to arrive soon, Chinese port traders are actively working to clear existing inventory, which could further lower prices. This global price drop might impact the Indian market, especially if demand stays weak. Unfavorable weather conditions have created significant challenges for the Indian sesame market, leading to crop damage and potential supply shortages. While Brazilian imports offer some temporary stability, the shortage of high-quality domestic sesame and rising demand may continue to push prices higher. Meanwhile, China's oversupply and cautious demand could further impact global sesame prices. The market is expected to remain volatile as more information about crop damage and its effect on prices becomes available.

Sesame Market Weekly Update: Market Faces Uncertainty as Crop Damage and Supply Concerns Rise

Posted on 6. September 2024

Sesame Crop in Gujarat and Other Key Regions Faces Setbacks Due to Weather This week, unfavorable weather conditions have severely impacted the Indian sesame market, particularly in Gujarat. The sowing… […]

Sesame Market Weekly Update

Posted on 30. August 2024

Widespread Crop Destruction in Gujarat Due to Unrelenting Rains This week, the Indian sesame market has been severely impacted by heavy rains in Saurashtra-Gujarat, leading to widespread crop destruction. The […]

Sesame Market Weekly Update – 20th August 2024

Posted on 23. August 2024

This week, Indian sesame prices have shown a slight decrease. white sesame in Gujarat was priced between $1,98 to $1,99 per kilogram. In Gwalior, white sesame prices were between $1,54 […]

Key Export Schemes in India Likely to Get Extension Amid Global Market Uncertainty

Posted on 22. August 2024

Indian Government Set to Extend Vital Export Schemes India is likely to extend two major export promotion schemes, the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP) and the… […]

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