Husfarm published 64 spice quotes from 28 markets in 9 countries on 10 November 2026. The largest rises in the day's lists were all for ginger, in Taiwan and China. The largest falls included ginger in South Africa and Taiwan, and small cardamom at the Spices Board e-auctions in India.

Largest rises

  • Kaohsiung Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market (Taiwan): Ginger at 81.43 TWD/kg, +28.3% from 63.47 TWD/kg on 8 November 2026.
  • Pingtung Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market (Taiwan): Ginger at 44.90 TWD/kg, +17.7% from 38.16 TWD/kg on 8 November 2026.
  • Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Vegetable Market (VMO) (China): Ginger at 8.90 HKD/catty (0.605 kg), +17.1% from 7.60 HKD/catty (0.605 kg) on 9 November 2026.
Ginger, Kaohsiung Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market · mid-point of the published range, TWD/kg
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Source: Kaohsiung Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market via husfarm.com. Full price history

Ginger, Pingtung Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market · mid-point of the published range, TWD/kg
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Source: Pingtung Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market via husfarm.com. Full price history

Largest falls

At Cape Town Market (South Africa), Ginger, grade 1 was quoted at 80.00–800 ZAR/10 kg carton, a change of −16.2% from 350–700 ZAR/10 kg carton on 9 November 2026.

At Taichung Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market (Taiwan), Ginger was quoted at 68.10 TWD/kg, down −5.3% from 71.94 TWD/kg on 8 November 2026.

For the Spices Board cardamom e-auctions (India), small cardamom lot prices ranged from 2,451–3,764 INR/kg, a change of −2.5% from 2,374–4,003 INR/kg on 9 November 2026.

52-week highs and lows

The data lists no new 52-week highs and no new 52-week lows for spices on 10 November 2026.

Coverage by product and country

Dried chilli and paprika was the most quoted product group, with 44 quotes. Ginger followed with 17 quotes, cardamom with 2 and galangal with 1.

By country, Mexico accounted for 43 quotes and Taiwan for 8. South Africa had 3 quotes. France, China, Turkey and India had 2 each, and Spain had 1.

Method note

Each change compares a quote with the same market's previous publication, in that market's own currency and unit, so figures from different markets are not directly comparable. Very large moves and series with too few quotes over the past year are left out of the lists.