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In a dimly lit New Delhi warehouse, plain unmarked sacks line the floor, suggesting an increase in Indian coriander exports amid tight stocks.
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Indian coriander export prices rise on tight stocks

Indian coriander export prices from New Delhi are rising due to tight stocks, strong mandi levels, and dry rabi sowing weather. The short-term outlook remains mildly bullish.

Export offers for Indian coriander are increasing across most grades. Organic whole and powder products show stronger gains than conventional categories, reflecting steady overseas inquiry and tighter certified supply.

Source: CMB News

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