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Buy Jeera Online Jeera, or cumin seeds as we all know, is a type of spice known for its unique aroma and flavour. It was originally used in the Middle Eastern region but today it has become an indispensable part of Indian and Mexican cuisines. Jeera is used both in its powdered form and as a whole seed. bigbasket offers the best quality of whole jeera and jeera powder from only the best of brands. We Indians love our jeera masala so much that it can be found in a variety of our food items, drinks and even our biscuits, like the jeera biscuits, that has long been the perfect tea time accompaniment. You can buy a variety of these jeera biscuits online from bigbasket at incredible rates and add a little spicy punch to your tea-time. The word ‘jeera’ in Hindi is broadly used for three different spices, causing a lot of confusion. The first kind of jeera is the jeera spice or cumin, that we all know. It is also sometimes referred to as white jeera. Then, there is Shahi jeera also known as caraway seeds. And lastly, there is the kala jeera or karunjeeragam that is nigella seeds or kalonji. All three of these spices are quite different from one another in flavour and have absolutely no similarity with each other. Nevertheless, you can buy all – white jeera, Shahi jeera and black jeera from bigbasket. In addition to jeera being used as a spice, there are plenty of health benefits associated with jeera. Some of the main jeera benefits are, it helps in digestion and bowel movement, ...

Get the latest and updated prices of cummin seed(jeera) in unjha market. popular varieties available in cummin seed(jeera) are cummin seed(jeera). You can compare the rates of different varieties of cummin seed(jeera) in unjha market. As per the current market rates, maximum price of cummin seed(jeera) is 50275 INR / Quintal in unjha whereas the minimum rate is 35000 INR / Quintal in unjha across varieties. The average price is 43013 INR / Quintal across varieties. Commodity Variety State APMC Min Price Modal Price Max Price Arrival Date Trend Cummin Seed(Jeera) ₹ 37750 / Quintal ₹ 46300 / Quintal ₹ 50275 / Quintal 15/06/2023 Cummin Seed(Jeera) ₹ 40000 / Quintal ₹ 46125 / Quintal ₹ 49500 / Quintal 14/06/2023 Cummin Seed(Jeera) ₹ 37500 / Quintal ₹ 45000 / Quintal ₹ 49175 / Quintal 13/06/2023 Cummin Seed(Jeera) ₹ 38250 / Quintal ₹ 42625 / Quintal ₹ 46250 / Quintal 06/06/2023 Cummin Seed(Jeera) ₹ 36000 / Quintal ₹ 40750 / Quintal ₹ 45460 / Quintal 03/06/2023 Cummin Seed(Jeera) ₹ 37500 / Quintal ₹ 41000 / Quintal ₹ 44500 / Quintal 01/06/2023 Cummin Seed(Jeera) ₹ 37500 / Quintal ₹ 42250 / Quintal ₹ 47000 / Quintal 31/05/2023 Cummin Seed(Jeera) ₹ 40500 / Quintal ₹ 42300 / Quintal ₹ 45700 / Quintal 30/05/2023 Cummin Seed(Jeera) ₹ 39450 / Quintal ₹ 42050 / Quintal ₹ 47750 / Quintal 29/05/2023 Cummin Seed(Jeera) ₹ 39605 / Quintal ₹ 42100 / Quintal ₹ 43605 / Quintal 27/05/2023 Cummin Seed(Jeera) ₹ 35250 / Quintal ₹ 42500 / Quintal ₹ 47250 / Quintal 25/05/2023 Cummin Seed(Jeera) ₹ 38...

Cummin Seed(Jeera) Market Rates Get today's or the latest prices for Cummin Seed(Jeera) from different markets across India. These rates are from 82 markets in different states. You can compare the rates of 6 different varieties of Cummin Seed(Jeera) with markets from all over India. Common varieties of Cummin Seed(Jeera) are: Bold, Common, Cummin Seed(Jeera), Desi, Medium, Other etc. As per the current market rates, maximum price of Cummin Seed(Jeera) is 48100.00 INR/Quintal in Jodhpur (Grain)(Mandor) whereas the minimum rate is 35000.00 INR/Quintal in Merta City across varieties. The average price is 40588.00 INR/Quintal across varieties. Cummin Seed(Jeera) is categorised under Spices . if you are looking for other commodities of Spices click Commodity Name Min Price Max Price Details Garlic 1800.00 INR/Quintal 11500.00 INR/Quintal Ginger(Dry) 6000.00 INR/Quintal 20800.00 INR/Quintal Coconut 1200.00 INR/Quintal 3500.00 INR/Quintal Corriander seed 3850.00 INR/Quintal 10500.00 INR/Quintal Turmeric 3011.00 INR/Quintal 11800.00 INR/Quintal Methi Seeds 4651.00 INR/Quintal 5750.00 INR/Quintal Dry Chillies 6000.00 INR/Quintal 34000.00 INR/Quintal Chili Red 24200.00 INR/Quintal 25500.00 INR/Quintal Black pepper 30000.00 INR/Quintal 50000.00 INR/Quintal Soanf 17000.00 INR/Quintal 21990.00 INR/Quintal

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A lean-season rally in jeera (cumin), said to be driven by speculators, has taken prices to a new high of ₹19,930 a quintal on the exchanges. Spot prices, too, have remained firm at ₹175-195 per kg. On the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX), the near-month contract for jeera stood at ₹19,930, even as domestic demand was firm with lesser availability, claimed trade sources. Sudden rise “There has been a sudden spurt in jeera prices in the last few days. The trigger is that we are currently hand-to-mouth in jeera. Even as there is lack of export demand, domestic demand is strong enough to keep prices firm for some time. We expect prices to touch yet another record high of ₹200 per kg from the current ₹180-190 soon,” said Vijay Joshi, a jeera trader and exporter from Unjha. Arrivals at Unjha stood at around 4,400 bags (40 kg each). Exports for April-March stood at 98,700 tonnes, and are likely to cross the targeted 100,000 tonnes during the year. The exports, however, are lower than last year’s 1,55,500 tonnes, showing a 37 per cent decline. The upside in jeera has been continuous and steep since March this year, when prices were at around ₹15,080 per quintal. In June, 2016, prices hit a high of ₹17,000. In about a month’s time, jeera prices have shown a sharp surge of ₹2,900 per quintal. Experts see a seasonal phenomenon leading prices to remain firm during the lean season, which is around March to August. “Some profit booking can be seen from the peak level...

Commodity market today: Due to low yield in India and rising demand in domestic and international market, Jeera price today climbed to a new life-time high of ₹46,250 per quintal on NCDEX (National Commodity Exchange), bettering its previous record high of ₹42,440 per quintal. Jeera future contract for May 2023 on NCDEX today opened upside and went on to hit new highs of ₹46,250 levels. However, profit booking soon triggered and the commodity price is current quoting ₹45,370 per quintal on NCDEX. According to ₹43,000 per quintal and strong support levels at ₹41,00 levels. They maintained that Jeera future contact for May 2023 is facing immediate hurdle at ₹46,500 levels whereas major resistance is placed at 48,200 levels. On breaching ₹48,200 levels, one can expect the Jeera prices to go up to ₹51,000 per quintal levels by end of September 2023. Jeera price outlook Speaking on the reason for rise in Jeera prices, Amit Sajeja, Vice President — Research at Motilal Oswal said, "Jeera prices are rising due to growing demand-supply constraint in both domestic and international market. In India, supply is not meeting the demand as expected yield this year is grim due to rains during January and February month this year. Apart from this, Syria and Turkey are also facing supply crisis as they are also not able to meet their demand in the export market." On why Jeera prices may continue to touch new peaks in near term, Anuj Gupta, Vice President — Research at On outlook for Jeera p...

Expecting a drop in production, exporters had booked for arrivals early this year. Consequently, the current futures prices are around 10 per cent higher than a year ago. “The drop in output in Gujarat, the largest producer, has been offset by higher output in Rajasthan, the next largest producer,” said Sahu. Overall Another factor that could bring cheer to exporters is that the production in Syria, India’s competitor in jeera, will be reportedly lower. “The crop from Syria usually arrives by mid-June. But there are reports that jeera crop has suffered some damage, which could mean that India may be the strongest supplier in the global market for the next few months,” said Parikh. Jeera exports have been rising in the past few years. In the nine months to December 2018, jeera exports went up 31% in quantity to 1,37,000 tonnes and 24 per cent in value to Rs 2,192 crore from a year ago. In the entire 2017-18, jeera exports brought earnings of more than Rs 2,400 crore. “With strong exports, prices may touch Rs 190 per kg in the coming months,’’ said Parikh. • 862.50 04:02 PM | 14 Jun 2023 42.60 (5.20%) 1,779.35 04:02 PM | 14 Jun 2023 41.40 (2.38%) 113.80 04:02 PM | 14 Jun 2023 2.65 (2.38%) 772.85 04:02 PM | 14 Jun 2023 16.20 (2.14%) • 7,096.85 04:02 PM | 14 Jun 2023 -69.90 (-0.98%) 1,323.25 03:59 PM | 14 Jun 2023 -13.00 (-0.97%) 977.70 04:02 PM | 14 Jun 2023 -8.15 (-0.83%) 827.95 04:02 PM | 14 Jun 2023 -6.40 (-0.77%)

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