Clove Price Today in India
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Clove is trading at ₹985 per kg in India (as of 23 Jun 2026) — a reference wholesale rate. See the live rate, price history and market comparison below.
₹985 /kg
Updated 23 Jun 2026 · confidence 40
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Price history
Price history is being collected — the chart will appear as we gather daily data.
Market-wise prices
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What the numbers say
Clove is a thinly-traded spice in Indian mandis, so wholesale rates are best read as indicative reference prices that move with global supply and the rupee.
7-day outlook
Trend estimate only — not financial or trading advice.
What affects the clove price?
Read the in-depth Clove guide — history, uses & benefits
Global supply
Indonesia, Madagascar and Zanzibar dominate world output. Their harvests and export flows set the baseline for Indian clove prices.
Import dependence
India imports the bulk of its cloves, so the landed cost (global price + freight + duty) largely drives the domestic rate.
Bud quality & oil content
Plump, unopened, oil-rich hand-picked buds fetch a premium over headless or “mother” cloves.
Festival & export demand
Demand from garam-masala blenders, the food industry and the clove-oil trade firms prices around festivals.
Major producing regions
Kerala
Homestead clove gardens in Idukki, Kottayam and the high ranges.
Tamil Nadu
The Nilgiris and Kanyakumari hills.
Karnataka
Shade-grown cloves in the Ghats.
Indonesia, Madagascar, Zanzibar (global)
The world’s leading producers — they set the benchmark.
Grades & varieties
- Hand-picked whole buds — Plump, unopened, oil-rich — the premium grade.
- Headless cloves — Buds that lost their crown — sold at a discount.
- Mother cloves — The mature fruit — the value end.
Market factors
Clove is a thinly-traded spice in Indian mandis, so wholesale rates are best read as indicative reference prices that move with global supply and the rupee.
Export relevance
India is a net importer of clove, but value-added clove oil and oleoresin are exported. Global price swings flow quickly into Indian rates.
Seasonal trends
The Indian harvest is small and runs roughly December to February; prices are driven more by the Indonesian/Madagascan crop calendar than by local seasonality.
Clove price — FAQ
Quick answers on how the clove rate is sourced, why it moves, and how it differs from AroWest retail packs.
Still have questions? Talk to usWhat is the price of Clove in India today?
Clove is trading at ₹985 per kg in India as of 23 Jun 2026 — a reference wholesale rate aggregated from authorised public sources and normalized to ₹/kg. Indicative, for reference only — not an AroWest retail price.
What is the clove price today in India?
The figure above is an indicative wholesale rate per kilogram. Because India imports most of its cloves, the price largely reflects global supply and the landed import cost rather than a single live auction.
Why is clove relatively expensive?
Cloves are hand-picked bud by bud, India grows very little of its own, and global supply is concentrated in a few countries — all of which keep prices firm.
Is this AroWest's retail price for clove?
No — it is an indicative wholesale rate for raw produce. AroWest retail cloves are hand-cleaned, graded and sealed, and priced separately in the shop.
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