Short answer: Large cardamom and orthodox tea remain the most reliable export categories; coffee is rising slowly; ginger is volatile.
Snapshot.
- Large cardamom: strong export demand, but price exposed to India market and Bhutan supply.
- Orthodox tea: premium specialty buyers in Germany, US, Japan — but quality-control is exacting.
- Coffee: small-lot specialty growing; volumes still modest.
- Ginger: Indian market dependence; price swings.
The exception most miss. Export-quality grading rejects most casual-grade output. Build the grading discipline before chasing the export buyer.
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