Cumin seed export rose to 163,116 tons during January-July of the current year against 156,858 tons in the same period of last year, recording a growth of 4 per cent.
According to a data titled Indian seed spices export data 2020-21 released by the Federation of Indian spice stakeholders, steep fall in export recorded in May and June recording a fall of 36.59 per cent in May and 30.92 per cent in June. The drop continued in July also with narrowing in the percentage level.
During May, 19,453 tons were shipped as gainst 30,679 tons in the same month of last year. June recorded export to the tune of 28,650 tons as against 41,472 tons in June 2020. In July, 22,545 tons were exported as against 30,079 tons in the same month of last year.
Up to April, shipment increased gradually, and the export peaked at 33,204 tons in March against 18,459 tons in March 2020, recording a growth of 79.87 per cent. Total export during the year 2020 was 254,854 tons, according to FISS data.
The following reports may be of interest to you:
Related posts:
Spices production in India grew at an annual growth rate 7.9% in past 5 years 
India: Steady To Low Sentiment For Commodities On The First Week Of November 
India: Steady To Weak Market Sentiment in Mid October What is expected around Indian Diwali festival !! 
Steady to Weak Sentiment For Indian Spices in September Month A monthly Report on Indian Spices 
Indian Commodities Became A Concern For Traders And Farmers This Week Several factors have affected the price drop in most of the Indian spices & seeds, the major factor was weak demand in the local and export market for all products! 
Steady to weak sentiments in Indian cumin market 
Mixed but Steady Trend in Indian Spices 
Indo-Israel signed a new program of Agriculture