An Indian okra exporter has high expectations for the coming season in Netherlands

An Indian okra exporter has high expectations for the coming season. While demand is still average, it is expected to pick up further in the coming month. However, the season is not without its challenges due to limited cargo space and high rates. “So far the demand this season has been average,” said Manaj Barai, director of MK Exports. "The availability is good and the demand for okra is also increasing. The numbers available for export this year are larger than last year. The demand is still average, but I expect it to pick up further from next month, because then there will be There will be a shortage of okra in Europe. The harvest in India is a bit smaller due to the harsh winter, but with good planning we will have more than enough okra available for our customers. We are also looking for new buyers." The high freight rates have an impact on the price of okra. "At the moment, prices are the same as last year. This is due to the high freight rates. However, we are constantly ...