Behind the Scenes of Saffron Price Today December 12, in the Saffron Market

Today, the King Business field team recorded a different behind-the-scenes view of the European saffron market. The Saffron Price, December 12 was influenced by two major events:
First, the arrival of this year’s fresh saffron from Khorasan; second, the presence of several foreign traders who have come to the headquarters in Rotterdam to evaluate the quality of this year’s product.
These two factors made the atmosphere of the European saffron market more energetic than previous days from early in the morning.

Grade A; the grade that always gets settled first

According to field observations, saffron Grade A products are usually the first ones whose prices stabilize.
Today was the same:
1,899 euros for regular Grade A and 2,199 euros for export Grade A.

Field Table – Grade A on December 12

Grade A+; attractive for packaging companies

In the Grade A+ section, domestic buyers recorded the highest purchase volume.
The main reason is the higher quality of this year’s Grade A+ products compared to last year’s average.

Today’s recorded rates:

Export Grade A+ at 2,730 euros, regular Grade A+ at 2,310 euros.

Grade A+ Table – Announced Prices

Grade A++; the competitive segment of today’s market

The Grade A++ segment was very busy today.
The presence of foreign saffron buyers and negotiations by several export groups caused prices to come under slight upward pressure.

Today’s rate:

Regular Grade A++ at 2,899 euros and export Grade A++ at 3,270 euros.

Grade A++ Table – December 12 Rates

The King Business team’s summary shows that today’s saffron price, December 12, indicates an active and growing market—one influenced both by domestic supply and foreign demand in the European market.