The nutraceutical and herbal supplement industry has become more recognised after
COVID. The various supplements which boost immunity and promote gut health are the …

India, the world's largest producer and exporter of turmeric accounts for about 80% of global
production. With the exports recorded at US 236 million dollars in 2018, turmeric has rightly …

Turmeric is growing in India since ancient times mainly for its culinary and medicinal
properties, particularly in Ayurveda. Various property of this spice has extended its use as a …

With the launching of the new Economic policy, the emphasis of the government and the
policy makers has tilted toward the commodities, which have market potential and could be …

Turmeric (Curcuma longa L.), belonging to the Zingiberaceae family, is regarded as a
golden spice and is one of the most important commercial crops grown in India, Asia and …

Turmeric or Curcuma longa L. is prized in Sri Lankan cuisine for its delicate flavor, distinct
yellow color, and potent aroma. This great spice is highly praised in Ayurveda medicine for …

India is among the leaders in turmeric production and export in world. Commercial turmeric
cultivation in India occurs in the southern states. In Uttarakhand, as in most part of Indian …

Turmeric is also called as" Indian saffron". Turmeric is an important spice among the
riceeating peoples of India, South East Asia and Indonesia, In India, turmeric cultivated …

Agriculture is the backbone of the Nepalese economy and in terms of income, employment,
and food security, the agriculture industry has been a substantial contributor to the economy …

India is well known as the home of spices which are considered to be low volume but high
value products. Besides consumption of fresh produce, value added commodities from …