July 9, 2025: Onion Prices Cross ₹2200 in Gujarat Mandis – Find Out Where Farmers Gained the Most!

Dear farmers, if you’re engaged in onion farming or its trade, today’s report brings important updates for you. On July 9, 2025, onion prices saw a significant surge across several key vegetable mandis in Gujarat. In many markets, prices touched ₹2000 to ₹2200 per quintal, signaling a strong recovery in what had been a sluggish market—and bringing a smile back to farmers’ faces.

Markets like Surat, Khambhat, and Ankleshwar witnessed strong prices, driven by good-quality produce and rising local demand. However, some other mandis saw falling prices, raising concerns for farmers in those regions.

Key Questions Answered in This Report:

• Which mandis offered the highest prices today?
• Which variety of onion got the best rates in which mandi?
• And in which markets would it be smarter to wait before selling?

This latest mandi price report offers:

• A detailed market-wise onion price analysis
• Full breakdown by variety and price range
• And most importantly – next-step strategies so you can sell at the right place, at the right time, for the right profit.

Gujarat Mandi-Wise Onion Prices – July 9, 2025:

Where Did Farmers Benefit the Most?

• Surat and Khambhat mandis topped the chart with prices reaching ₹2200 per quintal, the highest across Gujarat. The combination of strong quality and demand supported these elevated rates.
• Bhuj, Ankleshwar, and Bilimora also saw prices go up to ₹2000, offering a profitable deal to farmers.
• On the other hand, Mahuva and Jetpur recorded the lowest prices at ₹400 and ₹155 per quintal respectively, posing a risk of losses for local farmers.
• Mandis like Nadiad and Kapadvanj saw prices up to ₹1900, indicating a healthy demand even for medium-quality onions.

Advice for Farmers:

• If your nearby mandi is offering ₹2000 or more, it’s a good opportunity to sell and make a profit.
• In areas where prices are currently low, and if storage facilities are available, consider waiting a few more days. Due to the monsoon, a potential decline in supply may push prices up further.
• Traders should consider bulk procurement from high-price markets to meet demand in lower-supply areas.

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