Festive onset pushed up nutmeg prices but the farmers want more

게시됨 2021년 10월 22일

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The article highlights the significant increase in the prices of nutmeg and mace, key spices used during the Indian festival of Diwali, due to repeated floods in Kerala and the effects of climate change. The surge in prices is further anticipated to rise ahead of Diwali, with nutmeg now costing Rs 600-650 per kg, up from Rs 450 per kg last season, and mace selling at Rs 1,900 per kg, a increase from Rs 1,100 per kg last year. This price hike is attributed to the loss of crop production due to the floods, leaving farmers to compensate through price increases. The article also notes the nutmeg's importance in both culinary and therapeutic uses across various cuisines.
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DIWALI – festival of lights is one of the major festivals in India and with its advancement, the demand for some spices and foods have increased in the market. ‘Nutmeg’ being one such spice, is no exception to this. In addition to this, two consecutive floods in Kerala and climate change have to led to its prices grow between Rs 600 – 650 per kg, which is more as compared to the previous season which was Rs 450 per kg. Mace is selling at a price of Rs 1,900 per kg, which is also more than last year’s price which is Rs 1,100 per kg. Nutmeg taffy – an edible candy made from javetri, is also being sold at a price of Rs 800 per kg. As it is an exotic spice, it has a good demand in the urban society nowadays. Given to this rise in demand, the flood hit farmers are expect to increase the already soaring prices of nutmeg by at least Rs 15-25 per kg before Diwali. This move is driven by the devastating and disrupting floods in Kerala that occurred twice in a short interval of time. Nutmeg ...

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