Those who processed the high seas damaged & West African rain damaged nuts are the main sellers in this year’s FYE month, i.e, March 2019. Quality is the reason behind the 5-10 percent stock clearance discounts.

However, North Indian buyers supported branded suppliers, who always process better quality raw nuts. This year, they had to reduce their production when Tanzania banned exports.

Indian food industry, especially ‘Kaju Katli’ manufacturers suffered because of the tasteless kernel supply. But now flavor will once again rule the April market as the Indian harvest is approaching its full swing.

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