Pepper prices in most of the producing countries were seen as relatively stable. In India the price had increased by 5-6%. India expects a poor crop and operators from Malabar were very cautious. The general feeling was that the crop was at most 40,000 tonnes and some sources believed it would hardly reach 30,000 tonnes…READ […]
For a few days, India had been competitive on international prices, but then its prices edged back up again by some $300 to $400. The global pepper market appears to be presenting a confusing demand picture at the moment, with anticipated strong first quarter exports…READ MORE
INDIAN spot market pepper prices edged up in the last week as traders moved to cover their demand by purchasing from stockists. Indian pepper spot prices in Kochi gained by 8.98% to Rs38,606 ($706) per 100 kg in the week to January 12…READ MORE