Types of Spices
There are a different types of spices being produced for their culinary, medicinal use. Spices are essentially the flavored or aromatic part of a plant used as a preservative or for food flavoring. These spices are cultivated and grown in different parts of the world depending on the climatic conditions, soil required etc. The international trade figures of almost all the spices have been rising over the past decade. India is a significant contributor to the world trade in spices and is one of the leading producers of various types of indian spices including pepper, ginger, cardamom etc.
Names of spices traded in the global market are:
1. Ajowan
2. Aniseed
3. Bay Leaf
4. Black Pepper
5. Cambodge
6. Capsicum
7. Caraway Seed
8. Cardamom
9. Cassia
10.Celery
11. Chillies
12. Cinnamon
13. Clove
14. Coriander
15. Cumin
16. Dill Seed
17. Fennel
18. Fenugreek
19. Garlic
20. Ginger
21. Lemon Grass
22. Mango Powder
23. Marjoram
24. Mustard
25. Nutmeg & Mace
26. Paprika
27. Saffron
28. Turmeric
29. Vanilla
30. White Pepper
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