By khetivyapar
Posted: 02 Jul, 2025 12:00 AM IST Updated Wed, 02 Jul 2025 06:20 AM IST
On July 2, 2025, rice prices across key mandis in Uttar Pradesh witnessed a noticeable upward trend. Compared to June 26, prices increased by ₹10 to ₹150 per quintal in almost all reporting centers. The highest jump was observed in Kasganj, followed by Mauranipur, indicating a growing demand in local grain markets.
Mandi-wise Rice Price Comparison (June 26 vs. July 2, 2025):
Mandi Name |
Arrivals (in tons) |
Variety |
Min Price (₹/quintal) |
Max Price (₹/quintal) |
Lalganj |
Common |
₹ 3,050 |
₹ 3,150 |
₹ 100 |
Faizabad |
Coarse |
₹ 3,170 |
₹ 3,185 |
₹ 15 |
Kanpur (Grain) |
III |
₹ 3,150 |
₹ 3,160 |
₹ 10 |
Bareilly |
Common |
₹ 3,375 |
₹ 3,385 |
₹ 10 |
Kosikalan |
III |
₹ 3,360 |
₹ 3,385 |
₹ 25 |
Robertsganj |
III |
₹ 3,315 |
₹ 3,325 |
₹ 10 |
Kasganj |
III |
₹ 3,275 |
₹ 3,420 |
₹ 145 |
Pilibhit |
Coarse |
₹ 3,365 |
₹ 3,385 |
₹ 20 |
Mauranipur |
III |
₹ 3,540 |
₹ 3,580 |
₹ 40 |
Analysis: Where Did the Prices Rise Most?
- Kasganj recorded the sharpest rise with a ₹145/quintal hike in rice prices, indicating increased demand or limited arrivals.
- Mauranipur followed with a ₹40 gain, suggesting a strengthening market trend.
- Lalganj also posted a ₹100 rise — a strong signal of farmer-favorable pricing this week.
- Other mandis such as Faizabad, Kanpur, and Robertsganj showed only marginal hikes of ₹10–₹15, suggesting price stability in those zones.
Recommendations for Farmers and Traders:
- Farmers holding stocks of rice can consider selling now in markets like Kasganj or Lalganj to take advantage of higher prices.
- Traders should monitor arrivals and weather closely, as rainfall patterns and transportation conditions could influence supply in the coming week.
- If the trend continues, moderate price appreciation is expected across other centers too.
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