Turmeric prices have crashed to around $6,12 a kg in parts of Maharashtra in view of inferior quality of arrivals and fears of a higher crop. Prices in the other […]
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Category: Spices
Spices
Kazakhstan Has Banned the Export of Onions
The Interdepartmental Commission of Kazakhstan on Foreign Trade Policy and Participation in Economic Organizations has decided to ban the export of onions for a period of 3 months. This decision […]
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Some Headway in Cumin
A panel at ISC-2023, organised by the All India Spices Exporters Forum, said cumin prices expected to be bullish while chilli prices may not rule as high as last year. […]
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Black Pepper’s Covid Woes
Pepper cultivation across the globe suffers from neglected farms, high labor costs, lower returns, curtained demand, and supply chain disruption during the post-Covid period. The report, prepared by Jayanti Herbs […]
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Cardamom Is Likely to Remain Firm in the Coming Days
The cardamom arrivals in the auctions are still getting comparatively high. Even after this, due to an increase in buying, its average auction price also increases intermittently. The strength of […]
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India: Turmeric Lacks Gleam
The country’s turmeric production is estimated at 1.314 mt against 1.329 mt with heavy rains water-logging the fields and affecting the output. The area under cultivation is lower in most […]
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Embrace Technology, Innovation to Strengthen India’s Spice Trade
The sixth edition of the International Spice Conference (ISC) organized All-India Spices Exporters Forum (AISEF) featured discussions on problems faced by the spice industry in the post-Covid era, adapting to […]
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No Threat for India’s Red Chilli
India’s chilli production is expected to rebound by 23 percent this season (October 2022-September 2023). There is no threat to the Indian chilli crop from the black thrips, which affected […]
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Mustard Is Farmers’ Favourite This Rabi Season, Area May Top 10 Million Hectares
As the sowing of all rabi crops except paddy is coming to a close, farmers’ message is that they will prefer to stick to a crop which is least susceptible […]
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Mustard Likely To Remain Consolidated Until Mid-February
The carry forward stock of mustard is expected to be 0.5 million tonnes because when the season started, the rates were high but gradually, it cooled down and, thus, resulted […]
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