Reduced Planting Expected to Push Prices Higher Later in the Season as Harvest Starts in India
Cumin prices are currently holding steady, but the market is expected to tighten as the year progresses. Prices likely to increase as supply levels and export demand evolve.
What is happening in the Cumin Market?
- Planting is slightly lower this season
- Harvest has begun in some areas, with peak supply expected through until May
- Yields look similar to last year
- Good carry-over stocks available
- Slow market arrivals as farmers hold stock
- IPM quality commanding higher prices
- Prices stable vs last year
“Lock in competitive pricing and guarantee your stock for the year”
Next steps for Customers Looking to Purchase Cumin
The main harvest window from March to May is typically when the most cumin enters the market and when prices are often most competitive.
April is expected to see a temporary price drop, so we are advising customers to get their volume requirements ready to share with our team, so we can contract for the year. Offering the best price and guaranteeing your stock.
Meet our Cumin Expert Neil Burton
Neil has extensive knowledge of the cumin market across multiple origins. He is always happy to share his insight and provide updates on the latest
market developments.
Please get in touch with Neil if you would like to talk about cumin or the wider spices range.