Insufficient rains had pushed up the December futures price in NCDEX beyond Rs 200 per kg mark.

The current prices are around 10 per cent lower than a year before.

The harvest season has started and arrivals in market have increased from Gujarat and Rajasthan.

For December delivery, jeera futures flared up to Rs 204 per kg on the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange.

At 1.55 lakh tonne, valued at Rs 1,800 crore, jeera was the second biggest exported spice from India after chilli in the previous year.

Jeera is the second-largest exported single spice from India fetching over Rs 1,800 crore last year. Jeera prices had escalated by 60 per c...

Jeera (cumin) exports are reaching a new high even as prices have moved up in the local markets following unseasonal rains and production s...

Jeera exports are expected to reach over 1 LT with India having the advantage in the international market by virtue of it being the sole su...

Jeera exports are likely to increase by 50% to about 1.2 lakh tonnes in the current crop year due to poor prospects from politically unstab...

Shipments of Indian jeera have increased by 25% in the first three months of the current financial year.

So far, jeera exports touched 45,500 tonne in 2012-13, valued at around Rs 644 crore. Spices Board had set a target of 45,000 tonne.

Jeera prices fell by Rs 200 per quintal in the national capital today due to weak domestic as well as export demand.

India is heading for a record export of jeera (cumin) with Syria, the country's main competitor, in the grips of a political turmoil.

Amid fall in exports, jeera futures today fell by 1.4 per cent on the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange.

Jeera exporters have urged market regulator Forward Markets Commission (FMC) to immediately resolve the delivery default issues in jeera co...

Jeera prices are under pressure as there are good arrivals in the market while demand is low. Price of jeera in spot market is trading high...

Thanks to heavy rains in Turkey and Iran, Unjha jeera is back in demand. World's major jeera buyers are looking at Unjha, India's biggest j...