Indonesian cassia supply flows have been hampered of late by persistent rains in origin, exerting upward pressure on prices. The lack of sunshine is the main bottleneck for the entire supply chain of Indonesian cassia…READ MORE
Indonesian cassia prices have shown increases locally of late largely as a result of adverse weather at origin and an upturn in export demand. The pricing and hard labour, Indonesian farmers in general were not interested in replanting cassia…READ MORE
Cassia imports by the US rose by 11% in the first quarter of this year, driven by higher purchases from biggest supplier Indonesia. Indonesia shipped a fifth more during the period (1,789 tonnes versus 1,476 tonnes)…READ MORE
RAINS in Indonesia have led to shortages of cassia for export as there are delays in getting material dried, and this has sparked slight gains in prices at local level. Dealers said this was likely to be a short-term blip only and as soon as dry weather returned availability would soon return to normal…READ MORE