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West coast of India was the home to Arab, Persian, Chinese, Jewish and Syrian Christian traders. Indian spices and cloth were sold in the Red Sea ports. This reached European markets through Italian traders. This trade was very profitable. Spices like cinnamon, pepper, etc., became an important part of European cooking. This, along with attractive cotton cloth, drew attention of the European traders to India.
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