Exporters are showing interest in W240 & S240 grades but Indian buyers are trying to accumulate all mid-size wholes & broken grades.

Raw cashew situation may improve when the Tanzanian New-crop arrives in full scale. As of now, the available raw cashew contains nearly 50% lower grades or around 225 counts per kilo.

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