Cashew kernel prices per kg vary sharply by grade — larger whole grades like W240 command a premium over W320 and far more than broken grades.
The price of cashew per kg depends on the product and grade. Raw cashew nuts (in shell) are far cheaper than kernels. Among kernels, larger whole white grades (W180, W240) sell at a premium, W320 is the widely-traded benchmark, and broken grades (splits, pieces) sell for less. Retail, roasted and flavoured cashews cost more than bulk kernels. Because kernels are traded globally, the per-kg price moves with the market — treat any figure as indicative.
| Product | Relative price / kg |
|---|---|
| Raw cashew nut (in shell) | Lowest |
| Broken kernels (splits, pieces) | Low–mid |
| W320 whole kernels | Benchmark |
| W240 / W180 whole kernels | Premium |
| Roasted / flavoured retail | Highest |
Relative, indicative — actual prices move with the global market.
Grade drives price — see cashew grades and W240 vs W320.
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