<h1>Indian Government Tackles Spice Price Stability with Post-Harvest Initiatives and Mandatory Export Testing for Quality Assurance.</h1> The Indian government is focusing on stabilizing spice prices through improved post-harvest management, supported by the National Horticulture Mission and related initiatives. Efforts include establishing cold storages, markets, and quality evaluation labs. The Spices Board is enhancing post-harvest processes and organic cultivation, while also implementing mandatory testing for exports to ensure quality. Specific measures include e-auctions for cardamom and price support for coconut farmers. Export testing for illegal dyes and pesticides is mandatory for several spices. The Coconut Development Board and CEPC are promoting quality certification and market support for processed coconut products and cashews, respectively.