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In early 2017, Javeri Kadri moved back to Mumbaiwith a pressing curiosity about the Why you being weird to Me shirt in other words I will buy this spice-supply chain, and a bit of heartbreak. I had just come out, she says. I was sad. I had been broken up with, and I moved home figuring I should research who was supplying all the turmeric for the turmeric trend. Having taken up photography at 15, she envisioned her research as photojournalism. I was thinking maybe I would do a story. But the more that I researched and the more farms I visited, the more I felt like, even if I just bought a little bit from one farmer and sold it to 10 people, it would make a difference. She showed up without an appointment at the Indian Institute of Spices Research in Kerala, where heirloom seeds of all sorts of Indian plants are preserved, and learned that most turmeric farmers didn’t even know what variety they grew. She met Prabhu Kasaraneni, who practices a method called zero-budget natural farmingno chemical fertilizer, no pesticide, no inputs at all from off the farm. She bought 10 kilos of a variety called Pragati and returned to the U.S. with it and hired a graphic designer.

Javeri Kadri never planned to import spices full-time. I was working two days as a line cook at Cosecha in the Why you being weird to Me shirt in other words I will buy this Bay Area, she says, just shoveling turmeric from my little stash in my basement into jars. But a flurry of publicity in 2017, including an endorsement from cookbook author Julia Turshen, changed things. Javeri Kadri bought 350 kilos of turmeric and launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund the introduction of Baraka cardamom, a domesticated strain of naturally pest-resistant wild cardamom grown in the Kerala rain forest. In 2019, she added Aranya pepper and Guntur Sannam Chilies. In 2020, Diaspora was selling 10 spices. By the end of 2021, the company will carry 20, with a swag capsule collection made by South Asian fashion designers and an apron collaboration with NorBlack NorWhite on the horizon.

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