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Chilli prices unlikely to flare up after lockdown“The production is almost same as last year and almost 95% have gone to cold storages which are getting packed to the full,” said Ravipati ...- As China catches flu, chilli farmers sneeze despite great harvestThe traders are now concerned whether the coronavirus spread will hit the exports.
- Good rains, higher acreage may stabilise chilli pricesThe first chilli crop of the new season is due next month from Madhya Pradesh.
- Chilli not so hot as harvest gains momentumThe current sluggish demand, though, is expected to rebound when the prices fall further.
- India looks to maintain lead in spices this yearBut plantation crops like rubber, coffee and pepper may face a bleak prospect
- Chilli prices set to fall due to higher acreage, output in Madhya PradeshChilli is currently selling at Rs 90-100 per kg.
- Red chilli to turn costlier by MarchAfter as much as 50% fall following a bumper crop, average prices moved up gradually from Rs 35 per kg during the year as the stock thinned.
- Rain delay pushes farmers to pick chilli over cottonChilli is the largest exported spice from India, earning over Rs. 5,000 crore last year.
- Traders seek cold storages to stock chilli; prices fallThe excess production has been estimated to be around 3 lakh tonnes, which may need more cold storages.
- With prices high, cultivators to increase sowing area for growing chilliThe shortfall in harvested crop and rising demand from overseas, particularly China, have raised the price of chilli to a new peak.
- Drought may hit crop output across South IndiaDrought in southern states has affected the cultivation of major commodities like rice, cotton and spices. Production of these commodities ...
- China demand may push chilli prices upTraders said that the prices might increase further to a new high in the coming weeks as the export demand picks up, especially from China.
- Chilli prices may rise over production slump and Chinese demandChilli prices may go up after about two months due to a slump in production of India’s largest exported spice and an increase in demand fro...
- Chilli prices set to go higher on low stocks and viral attackThe domestic demand has driven up prices of other varieties of chill Rs 135 per kg, to which a year ago, were hovering at Rs 80 to Rs 90 pe...
- Red chilli prices may go up if poor rains spoil outputLast year, excess rain in several places led to a slight shortfall in the chilli crop, particularly in Madhya Pradesh.
- Weak monsoon may fire up spicesPrices of pepper, cardamom and chilli hovered at high levels in the past year while rubber hit a four-year low. Coffee and tea had a good y...
- Chilli Futures rise on lower outputThe chilli March contract on NCDEX is ruling at around Rs 66 per kg, up over 6% in the month.
- Good China crop may spoil chilli exportsThe forecast of a good chilli crop in China will hit the shipments from India, as the country has been the largest buyer of the spice in th...
- Dry spell impedes sowing of spicesAn extensive dry spell has affected the sowing of chilli, turmeric, cardamom & pepper, as rains have been weak this season in southern stat...
- Higher output and poor export demand hit spicesPrices of major spices are being driven to the ground by higher production, poor export earnings and a lack of working capital.
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