
Cashew market report July 2021
The cashew market is relatively quiet at the moment, there seem to be enough cashews; however, the issue is more the location of the available

The cashew market is relatively quiet at the moment, there seem to be enough cashews; however, the issue is more the location of the available

IS THERE SUCH THING AS COINCIDENCE…? After publishing our cashew market report yesterday, Vinacas published their full report with April’s figures today! Therefore, to be

THERE IS SOMETHING ROTTEN IN THE STATE OF… CASHEWS (to partially quote the great William Shakespeare). On May 20th, 2021, Vinacas finally published the import/export

As you may have seen last week, we published an early cashew market report, since we gathered news on several cashew crops. Today, we received

Whereas we usually present our view of the cashew market upon receipt of the import and export data from Vinacas, around the 15th of the

This month, the cashew market is fundamentally different from February. Late crops and large demand cause the prices to go up. Shipments from West Africa remain

Large exports of cashew kernels from Vietnam compared to last year, some information about the new crop that keeps developing well, and the latest market

A relatively quiet cashew market, a good looking crop and incredibly high shipping costs from Vietnam are the highlights of this new year’s cashew report.

This cashew market report is based on the import and export figures for November from Vinacas. This is a quick recap of the figures compared

We received the import and export figures for October from Vinacas. This market report is a quick recap of the numbers compared to last year

Worldwide, the weather in the last months of 2020 is influenced by the presence of La Niña, causing extreme climatic events. Besides human casualties and

Yesterday, we received the import and export figures for September from Vinacas. This report is a quick recap of the numbers compared to last year and

The cashew market is relatively quiet at the moment, there seem to be enough cashews; however, the issue is more

IS THERE SUCH THING AS COINCIDENCE…? After publishing our cashew market report yesterday, Vinacas published their full report with April’s

THERE IS SOMETHING ROTTEN IN THE STATE OF… CASHEWS (to partially quote the great William Shakespeare). On May 20th, 2021,

As you may have seen last week, we published an early cashew market report, since we gathered news on several

Whereas we usually present our view of the cashew market upon receipt of the import and export data from Vinacas,

This month, the cashew market is fundamentally different from February. Late crops and large demand cause the prices to go up.

Large exports of cashew kernels from Vietnam compared to last year, some information about the new crop that keeps developing

A relatively quiet cashew market, a good looking crop and incredibly high shipping costs from Vietnam are the highlights of

This cashew market report is based on the import and export figures for November from Vinacas. This is a quick

We received the import and export figures for October from Vinacas. This market report is a quick recap of the

Worldwide, the weather in the last months of 2020 is influenced by the presence of La Niña, causing extreme climatic

Yesterday, we received the import and export figures for September from Vinacas. This report is a quick recap of the numbers
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