Tree nut markets are picking up momentum heading into Q2, with buyers and sellers across cashews, macadamias, almonds, and pecans working out their strategies for the months ahead. Here’s where each market stands. Cashews: market activity returns after TET holidays Cashew markets are showing renewed interest following the TET holiday period, with buyers and sellers […]
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