Amidst geopolitical tensions in West Asia causing a sharp decline in saffron supplies from Iran, Indian saffron prices have surged by over ...

Kashmir saffron's prices have risen to ₹3.25 lakh ($4387) per kg, five times the value of silver, after receiving the Geographical Indicati...

Saffron is grown in four districts in Jammu and Kashmir– Pulwama, Budgam, Srinagar and Kishtwar. Among them, Pulwama district’s Pampore has...

Dry conditions blamed on climate change have seen yields of the world's most expensive spice halved in the past two decades, threatening th...

The virtual promotional event is scheduled on November 18 at Consulate General of India in New York in association with JKTPO and US-India ...

Soon after taking over as lieutenant governor, Girish Chander Murmu took a personal interest in ensuring that Kashmir saffron gets GI certi...

Output was hit in past two years but adequate moisture has ensured above-average crop this year.

Farmers have requested the Jammu & Kashmir administration to start a crop insurance policy.

Price of a kilogram of saffron, considered the costliest spice in the world, is now at Rs 1.65 lakh in Kashmir, which is already up 18% com...

Saffron’s accessibility also comes from its surprising strength: it may be expensive, yet you need just a few strands to feel it.

Kashmir is India's only saffron producing state & due to floods, it is facing a possible 75% shortfall. It takes 1 lakh flowers to produce ...

AAP today hit back saying the map on the saffron party's website has shown the state as a "disputed site".

Guruvayur temple has signed one-year contract with JKAIDC to purchase 10 kg of saffron spice at Rs 1.20 lakh per kg, every month.

Indiapost begins its new initiative to market world's best saffron, believed to be the costliest spice, under own brand name 'Saffron post.'

Saffron, world's most costly spice that grows in Pampore belt of Kashmir, has undergone a sharp fall in production. But the low production ...

Now’s the time to see the harvest of the world’s best saffron - in the Kashmir Valley.

The world’s most expensive spice has been breathing life into traders from the Kashmir valley, the hot bed of saffron for over 2,000 years.