The coriander market in India is currently facing a challenging landscape marked by stagnant prices, limited arrivals, sluggish demand, and a notable decline in exports. Despite a shortage of coriander, prices have remained flat, largely due
Currently, Unjha is experiencing a daily influx of 4,000 to 5,000 sacks of cumin. Prices have fluctuated significantly, with the minimum price being $0.25 per kg, rising to $0.37 per kg, and now stabilizing around $0.30
India’s pepper market is experiencing a tumultuous period as heavy rains and a surge of cheaper imports from Sri Lanka weigh heavily on prices. In North Indian cities, relentless downpours have dampened consumer demand, impacting the
The red chilli market is currently experiencing a significant downturn, primarily driven by an oversupply and weak demand both domestically and internationally. Several factors are contributing to this decline, affecting market dynamics and pricing. One major
Rainfed rice yields are predicted to plummet by 20% by 2050, the administration informed Parliament on Tuesday, and if adaptation measures are not implemented, the situation would drastically decline by 2080, with production decreasing by 47%.
Indian spices exports reached an all-time high in 2023-24, reaching a record $4.46 billion in value. The impressive growth was fueled by higher demand for spices like chilli, coriander, ginger, celery, fennel, and garlic. These spices
High prices in Türkiye and Syria are expected to boost India’s cumin exports, as they begin harvesting new crops. Turkish cumin, typically more expensive than Chinese cumin, is expected to increase India’s cumin exports. However, weak
Big cardamom, a key spice in the global market, is currently facing significant supply disruptions due to adverse weather conditions. Floods and heavy rains in major producing states such as Assam have caused irregular auctions, impacting
Khargone district’s impressive journey in chilli cultivation is further bolstered by the effective implementation of innovative agricultural practices and technologies. The adoption of the Integrated Pest Management System (IPMS) by Terragleb has not only enhanced the
As per recent release (as on 19th July 2024), the Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare states that Tur sowing is up by 73% to 3,348 thousand ha. from 1,934 thousand ha. at the same corresponding