GINGER production across the northern Indian state of Tehri has been severely affected by a mysterious fungal disease that is expected to reduce yields from the forthcoming crop. Ginger is cultivated as a fresh vegetable in India and marketed as a dried spice. Domestic prices are almost certain to rise, which in turn will nudge […]
INDIAN ginger prices have faced renewed upward pressure over recent weeks due to a combination of strong demand and limited supplies. Last week, Cochin whole ginger as rallying to $3,400 a tonne cif from $3,300 a tonne cif a fortnight earlier. In January, Cochin whole ginger was being traded at $1,400 a tonne cif…READ MORE
India’s ginger exports have risen dramatically over recent months, more than doubling to 3,400 tonnes during the nine-month period up to December 31, 2003. Traditionally, India produces around 250,000 tonnes of ginger but of late…READ MORE
GLOBAL ginger prices have escalated over the last few weeks due to a combination of supply shortages and a surge in Indian demand. There are hardly any new arrivals in the domestic market due to the winter season and the old crop is being traded at upwards of Rs100 a kg. Ginger is grown on […]