INDIA’S forthcoming crop of green cardamom is likely to be further delayed due to lack of rains, putting an additional squeeze on existing tight supplies, industry sources have reported. A team of experts from Indian company Emperor Akbar Green Cardamoms wrote in a June 16 market report that due to inadequate and delayed rainfall, India’s new crop was expected to be further delayed by more than 15 to 20 days. “Instead of earlier expectations of a good quality crop reaching by mid-August, we feel that good grades will now arrive in the markets only in the latter half of August or early September,” the firm stated... Read More