The price of Chinese ginger is falling

Published 2021년 11월 8일

Tridge summary

The price of Chinese ginger has been declining since October 1, following a temporary increase due to traders replenishing their stocks. The end of the marketing season for stored ginger and the start of the new growing season, which has a high yield and good quality, are contributing to the price drop. The price is expected to continue to fall. The weather conditions in September did not significantly affect the quality of the fresh ginger crop, and the high yield and good quality are expected to keep prices low this year.
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Original content

The price of Chinese ginger began to fall after the National Day on October 1. Some traders with stocks suspected that the price had already bottomed out. They started to slowly replenish their stocks, which caused a temporary rise in the ginger price. However, the marketing season for ginger from storage is gradually coming to an end. The new ginger growing season has officially started. Moreover, the yield is relatively high and the quality of the product is quite good. Together, these developments are putting pressure on the ginger price, which is falling again now that fresh ginger comes onto the market. The price is expected to continue to trend downward for the foreseeable future. "We mainly export our ginger to Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Qatar, Pakistan, Ukraine and the Netherlands. The price of air-dried ginger destined for the European market is currently around €1293/ton. That is a price decrease of more than 70% in compared to the same period last year," said David Wu, sales ...
Source: AGF

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