Indian industry usually faces inventory shortage during the first two months of the calendar year. However, there is a change in the situation this year as the African 2019 harvest is still arriving/available in bulk quantity.

February and March are not busy months but considered as the slack period in the Indian kernel market.

Local exporters are supporting only mid-size wholes but there is no support for broken grades.

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