Brazil - Whole Common Ginger is currently not available.
Browse markets
Browse markets
imageimageimageimageimageimageimageimageimageimage
image
image
image
+ 9

Brazil - Whole Common Ginger

HS Code:
091011 - Spices; ginger, neither crushed nor ground
$900 ~
USD / MT, April 15, 2024

Current Offer Base Prices

Whole / Washed / High Quality
$900 /
-

Available Specifications:

Variety: Yellow Ginger. Mature Ginger
Color: Yellow
Grade: High Quality
Packaging Type: Carton Box
Processed Style: Fresh
Incoterms: FOB
View Price History
Latest Updates:
A quote is requested by a buyer from Ukraine. (20 metric ton)
Apr 12, 2023
Product Details
Gallery
Market Intelligence
Product Details
Gallery
Market Intelligence

Insights

All
News
On-the-Ground Updates
Opinion
Analysis
Report
Guide
News

Brazil's largest ginger exporter is betting on quality to face Chinese products that have entered the market

For the first time, profits from exporting the root in Espírito Santo reached R$184 million, and ginger is already the fourth most important agribusiness product in the state.
G1globo · Apr 14, 2024
News

Peru's ginger supply decreases due to 60% less planting

(Agraria.pe) Ginger supply in Peru remains limited despite good demand in its key markets of Europe, the United States and Canada. Leandro Manuel Llacctarimay Figueroa, head of sales and operations at Agroexportaciones Llacta, indicates that "supply in Peru is limited at this time because planting in 2022 was 60% lower compared to 2021, after farmers lost their capital. work due to the low prices that occurred in 2020 and 2021. Llacctarimay says that since the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, ginger prices were very good, prompting many people in Peru to enter the sector. "The population that works in other sectors such as hotels, liquor stores, construction, coffee growers, pineapple growers, cassava and others, invested in planting ginger thinking that it would cost the same as during the pandemic. However, it was quite the opposite, since others producing countries planted more ginger, such as Ecuador, Costa Rica, Honduras, Brazil and China." He explains that other existing producers ...
Agraria · Mar 20, 2024
News

Despite the problems, Peruvian ginger managed to grow in 2023

Exports totaled 75,679 tons for US$ 127 million; 30% more in volume and 79% more in value. The average price rose 38%.
Freshfruit.pe · Feb 24, 2024
News

There will be a global shortage of ginger for the next five months

(Agraria.pe) Ginger plantations have decreased in Peru and, as a result, the harvest is scarce this season. “There is a huge shortage of ginger from Peru,” says Cameron Mistal, of Happy Veg. “The price of raw material in the jungle is now above S/ 10.5 per kilogram, which is the equivalent of US$ 2.75, and we will continue to see it rise until the start of the new season.” Peru's new season will begin around June/July and although production is expected to increase by around 10-15 percent compared to this season, high demand will absorb supply without problems. “By January or February 2025, the market will once again be short of product,” says Mistal. While ginger production in Costa Rica and Honduras is also growing, the volumes from these countries are relatively small and cannot fill the gap left by Peru. What doesn't help is that approximately 40 percent of Costa Rica's ginger crop has been lost this season due to a bacterial problem. “Apart from that, it is not possible to ...
Agraria · Feb 7, 2024

Trade Data

HS Code:
091011 - Spices; ginger, neither crushed nor ground
Export to:
Export Rank
2023
0th
Share in Export
2023
-
Export Value
2023
-
MTs
|
-
Total Value & Trade Flow
Total Export Value of Brazil in 2023

Top 10 Tradeflows
Export Value Trend of HS Code 091011 From Brazil to All Countries

Wholesale Prices

Price Index

No Price Index To Show

There are currently no price index available for this market.

Price Collections

image

Weather Data

State of Espírito Santo
Rainfall
Rainfall Anomaly
Temperature
Year-over-year comparison of rainfall in State of Espírito Santo, Brazil
By clicking “Accept Cookies,” I agree to provide cookies for statistical and personalized preference purposes. To learn more about our cookies, please read our Privacy Policy.