Spices: attention turns to domestic markets
The astonishingly high value and low bulk of most spices have made them ideal cash crops. But the market for many of the world's major spices is now grossly oversupplied: it is understood, for instance, that in 1990, Madagascar alone held enough...
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Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation
1992
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/45859 |
| Summary: | The astonishingly high value and low bulk of most spices have made them ideal cash crops. But the market for many of the world's major spices is now grossly oversupplied: it is understood, for instance, that in 1990, Madagascar alone held enough... |
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