Harvesting of turmeric has already started in major growing areas in India, particularly in Telanagana, Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra, but in a slow phase in Tamil Nadu. The report explained that arrivals have improved after the Pongal and Maharsankranthi festival. Current arrivals are with high moisture of more than 16% and with quality issues in […]
The crop conditions remained better across Telanagana, Andhra Pradesh, Orissa and Maharashtra, but the dry spell across major growing areas of Tamil Nadu and south Karnataka has already affected the standing crop and yield. Harvesting has already started in the Nizambad region, albeit slowly, and was expected to start soon in Sangli…READ MORE
Indian spices have been able to record strong export gains over the past five years, registering a compound annual growth rate in value of 14% in rupee terms and 5% in US dollar terms – even though the quantities exported have not shown commensurate increase. The huge local demand for turmeric has forced India to […]
The central Indian government’s demonetisation measures had an adverse affect on liquidity in the country’s turmeric market. The company noted in a November 30 that the major markets remained closed in the last few days due to low arrivals. There are quality issues with the carry-forward stock and these problems include insect damage and dark […]
This was mainly due to low arrivals of quality stock and strong demand for the festival season. Sowing is complete across all turmeric origins in India and the total area to turmeric is expected to be 20% higher than that of last year…READ MORE
In Telangana State, Turmeric sowing reported week ending 28-09-2016, around 45633 hectares as compared to last year same period 40830 hectares, normal in season 48083 hectares. Turmeric crop is in vegetative stage to flowering stage. Warangal districts reported highest 12030 hectares compared to last year 7558 hectares, Nizamabad 11754 hectares, Adilabad 7135 hectares compared to last […]
Indian turmeric sowing in Telangana progressed to about 45,633 hectares (40,830 ha last year during the same period) and Andhra Pradesh completed 14,304 ha (15,405 ha). Turmeric sowing in Karnataka and Maharashtra is almost over and the area is expected to be 15-20% more than that of last year…READ MORE
Indian turmeric prices continued to decline by around 6-7% in the last two weeks to September 8 on sluggish domestic demand even though export demand remains good. Turmeric from Sangli, Desi and Kadappa was listed at INR82-86/kg and that from…READ MORE
Indian turmeric has shown a mixed pricing trend over the two weeks to August 17 The market is expected to trade firm on low stocks and steady demand for quality turmeric…READ MORE
In Telangana State, Turmeric sowing reported week ending 29/06/2016, around 17784 hectares as compared to last year same period 19682 hectares, normal in season 48083 hectares. In Andhra Pradesh, till 29/06/2016 week ending Turmeric sowing complete around 287 hectares as compared to last year 781 hectares. Normal area in season around 19059 hectares. Good monsoon […]