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NCDEX launches futures trading in coriander

MUMBAI: National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX) has launched futures trading in coriander. According to R. Ramaseshan, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, the specifications of the coriander contract have been designed to suit the needs of the value chain participants, particularly hedgers. — Corporate Reporter

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