New Delhi, 31 August (NNS): Cumin prices are witnessing a recovery after the recent softness. As a result, average-quality cumin has increased by Rs 200 to Rs 22700/23900 per quintal. Higher arrivals of cumin are being reported at Unjha. Increased new-crop arrivals, weak export demand and profit-taking at higher levels have affected prices. Cumin prices had also declined due to weaker purchases from China, which impacted exports. Expectations of good production in Gujarat and Rajasthan are likely to increase supplies, while buyers are becoming less active at higher prices. A sustained rally is not expected in the coming days.