Husfarm published 28 spice quotes on 9 November 2026, drawn from 12 markets in 8 countries. This report covers spice prices only. It sets out the largest rise and the largest falls among those quotes, followed by the products and countries that supplied the most quotes.

Largest rise: Árbol chillies in Mexico

The rise list contains one entry. Árbol chillies, dried, Nayarit, were quoted at 195–200 MXN/kg at Mercado Adolfo López Mateos, Cuernavaca, in Mexico. The change is +17.9%. The market's previous publication, on 26 October 2026, showed 165–170 MXN/kg.

Árbol chillies, dried, Nayarit, Mercado Adolfo López Mateos, Cuernavaca · mid-point of the published range, MXN/kg
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Source: Mercado Adolfo López Mateos, Cuernavaca via husfarm.com. Full price history

Largest falls: ginger and cardamom

Two quotes appear in the fall list, one for ginger and one for cardamom.

  • Ginger at Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Vegetable Market (VMO), China: 7.60 HKD/catty (0.605 kg), a change of −7.3%. The previous quote, on 8 November 2026, was 8.20 HKD/catty (0.605 kg).
  • Small cardamom, e-auction lot prices (lowest–highest), at Spices Board cardamom e-auctions, India: 2,374–4,003 INR/kg, a change of −3.5%. The previous quote, on 7 November 2026, was 2,605–4,003 INR/kg.
Ginger, Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Vegetable Market (VMO) · mid-point of the published range, HKD/catty (0.605 kg)
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Source: Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Vegetable Market (VMO) via husfarm.com. Full price history

52-week highs and lows

The facts list no new 52-week highs and no new 52-week lows among spice quotes on 9 November 2026.

Most quoted products

Dried chilli and paprika accounted for the most quotes, with 15. Ginger followed with 10 quotes and cardamom with 2. Galangal had 1 quote.

Quotes by country

Mexico supplied the most quotes, with 14. South Africa had 4. France, China, Turkey and India each had 2, and Poland and Spain each had 1.

  • Mexico: 14 quotes
  • South Africa: 4 quotes
  • France: 2 quotes
  • China: 2 quotes
  • Turkey: 2 quotes
  • India: 2 quotes
  • Poland: 1 quote
  • Spain: 1 quote

How the changes are measured

Each change compares a quote with the same market's previous publication. It is expressed in that market's own currency and unit, so the changes above are not directly comparable in price terms across markets. Moves beyond a very large threshold, and series with too few quotes over the past year, are left out of the rise and fall lists.