Dehydrated Garlic and Onion from the Same Supplier: What Changes and What Does Not
Most buyers of dehydrated onion also buy garlic, and most Mahuva plants dry both, but garlic is not onion with a stronger smell: a different region and calendar, twice the dry matter, its own residues, colour and flavour chemistry, and its own price cycle. What stays the same in sourcing, specification and logistics, what changes, and how to buy the two together.
Pink Onion, Dehydrated: Where It Sits Between White and Red
Pink onion is the third colour in the Mahuva trade and the least understood: a Saurashtra variety with a rose-tinted skin and pale flesh that dries to a product between white and red in colour, flavour and price. Where it comes from, what each cut looks like, how it cooks, who uses it and why, its short season, what it costs, and how to specify it.
Monsoon and Dehydrated Onion: Humidity, Storage Risk and Buying Timing
From mid-June to September, Saurashtra sits at 80 to 90 percent humidity, and a product dried to 5 percent moisture wants to be 12. What the monsoon does to the plants, the dry stock, the stored raw onion and the shipping lane, why powder cakes and counts climb in a bad August, what it does to prices from July to October, and how to time and specify purchases around it.
The Indian Onion Harvest Calendar and What It Means for Dehydrated Onion Buyers
India harvests onion three times a year, but only the rabi white onion lifted from late February to May feeds the dehydration plants, and the trade runs on its clock: prices set in April, stock sold through winter, the tightest weeks in February. The three crops, a month-by-month calendar for price and quality, weather and policy risks, storage losses, and when to sample, contract and cover.
Around 120 dehydration plants within 30 kilometres of a coastal Gujarat town supply most of the dehydrated onion the world imports. How Mahuva became the hub, how its plants, exporters, brokers and laboratories fit together, the white onion belt and its March to May harvest, Pipavav and the road to Europe, and what a buyer in Hamburg should know about the place behind the bag.
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