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Peanuts: traders are unsettled

August 21, 2023 at 2:41 PM , Der AUDITOR
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NEW DELHI. Prices on the Indian peanut market have again fallen slightly. Traders are now uncertain about further developments and whether it is wise to stock up on goods at this point; opinions are divided here.

Indian crop comes more into focus

As last week, prices on the Indian peanut market fell slightly again this time. Traders are now hesitating whether to stock up or wait and see, and opinions are divided here. On the one hand, the crop in Argentina was poor this year due to the weather, and crop damage has also been reported from Tanzania. This should draw more attention to the Indian crop. Meanwhile, Brazilian exporters are struggling with high levels of aflatoxins, which are making shipments to the EU more difficult. The crop from Mozambique has also already been s

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