INTERNATIONAL ginger prices have begun creeping up of late as shortages in both China have led to a supply tightness across the market. Prices for Chinese ginger have touched $1,400 a tonne fob…READ MORE
There will probably be less dry ginger available this season because if the Chinese can fetch high prices for fresh ginger, they will not make so much dry ginger. There could be spot demand in December from those who do not have enough material in their warehouse. These buyers will not wait for new crop, […]
One reason for the weak buying was because it was widely known that there were still adequate supplies of ginger available from China, so there was no cause for rushing to cover future requirements There is hardly any demand, just certain parcels on the way from China…READ MORE
CHINESE ginger prices have risen significantly from last January’s levels due to the prospects of a reduced crop. Chinese exporters said that this season’s crop was smaller as a result of reduced plantings and reports of snow in southern China have prompted quality concerns for any stored ginger…READ MORE