As crop worries rise as a result of unseasonal rains and hailstorms in Rajasthan, the state that produces the majority of jeera, the price of the spice yesterday increased by 0.3% to 40500. Demand from domestic and international purchasers has increased as a result of the market’s expectation of a lower yield and quality of…
On concerns over crop damage from unfavorable weather circumstances, jeera (cumin) prices have risen to a fresh high of 39,765 rupees per quintal from 36,000 logged earlier this month. One of the most popular spices in Indian cooking, jeera is a significant export good. More than 70% of the world’s production and trade is accounted…
In spite of unfavorable weather in Rajasthan, the main growing region for cumin, and some areas of Gujarat, prices for jeera (cumin seed) have resumed their ascent after a brief hiatus. Concerns have been raised about the crop status as a result of recent unseasonal rains that have fallen in the jeera-growing regions of southern…
Yesterday, Jeera prices increased as poor weather conditions hindered supply from the key producing areas, and they eventually decreased by -1.05% to end at 35430 on profit taking. This year, jeera production is down, demand for exports is up, and there is a shortage in stocks. Gujarat has seen an increase in cumin harvests over…
The unseasonal rainfall has harmed the crops, therefore prices of basic necessities like wheat, jeera, chana, and various fruits and vegetables are anticipated to rise. Unseasonal rains are predicted to raise the costs of goods that are in limited supply and lower the returns for farmers in the case of perishable goods and areas where…
While demand has started to pick up again and ending stocks have decreased, cumin (jeera) prices have increased by roughly 10% since the beginning of this month. Cumin was quoted at 31,000 rupees per quintal, up from 28,350 on February 2 at the Unjha agricultural produce marketing committee (APMC) yard, a price-setter in the spice….
Argentine farmers have sold 20.9 million tonnes of soybeans since the 2020/21 season, up from 863,600 tonnes last week. According to official data, the rhythm of Argentine soybean sales is slower than the previous year, with 24.4 million tonnes of oilseeds sold this season. Argentina’s 2020/21 soybean harvest is expected to be 43.5 million tonnes,…
