Garlic price reaches ₹23,000 per quintal! check the latest rates in delhi, bihar, maharashtra and rajasthan mandis

Garlic Mandi Bhav 30 October, 2026: Farmers planning to sell their garlic harvest should check the latest mandi prices for October 30, 2026. Garlic prices varied considerably across markets in Delhi, Bihar, Maharashtra and Rajasthan. Pune Market in Maharashtra and Ajmer Market in Rajasthan recorded the highest price of ₹23,000 per quintal. Meanwhile, garlic prices reached ₹22,000 in Amravati and ₹21,000 in Chandrapur's Ganjwad Market.

Terms of arrivals, Kota Market in Rajasthan recorded the highest quantity at 725 tonnes. In comparison, Delhi's Azadpur Market received 126.2 tonnes, while Jaipur Market in Rajasthan recorded arrivals of 55.4 tonnes.

Interestingly, despite receiving the highest quantity of garlic among the listed markets, Kota's maximum price was ₹13,000 per quintal, whereas Pune and Ajmer recorded rates as high as ₹23,000. Here is a detailed look at today's mandi prices and the differences in garlic rates across these markets.

Garlic Mandi Prices Today in Delhi, Bihar, Maharashtra and Rajasthan (October 30, 2026):

Arrival and Price Comparison:

Pune and Ajmer Record the Highest Garlic Price of ₹23,000:

1. According to the mandi figures for October 30, Pune Market in Maharashtra and Ajmer (F&V) Market in Rajasthan recorded the highest maximum garlic price of ₹23,000 per quintal.
2. However, arrivals differed considerably between the two markets. Pune received 38.5 tonnes of garlic, while Ajmer recorded just 3 tonnes. The minimum price stood at ₹5,000 per quintal in Pune and ₹8,000 in Ajmer.
3. Amravati (F&V) Market in Maharashtra followed with a maximum price of ₹22,000 per quintal. Chandrapur's Ganjwad Market recorded ₹21,000, while Kalyan and Nagpur reported maximum prices of ₹20,000 per quintal.
4. Rajasthan, garlic prices reached ₹19,520 per quintal in Pratapgarh and ₹18,700 in Kota's Fruits and Vegetables Market.

Kota Records the Highest Arrivals at 725 Tonnes:

1. Kota Market in Rajasthan recorded 725 tonnes of garlic arrivals, the highest quantity among the markets listed in the report. Prices there ranged from ₹12,900 to ₹13,000 per quintal.
2. Kota's separate Fruits and Vegetables Market received 29.6 tonnes, with prices ranging from ₹18,600 to ₹18,700 per quintal. This difference between the two markets highlights why farmers should check the specific market and its reported rates before selling.
3. Delhi's Azadpur Market received 126.2 tonnes of garlic, with prices between ₹7,000 and ₹15,000 per quintal. Jaipur (F&V) Market recorded 55.4 tonnes, followed by Nagpur at 42 tonnes and Pune at 38.5 tonnes.

Where Were the Lowest Prices Recorded?

1. The minimum garlic price was ₹5,000 per quintal in both Pune and Jodhpur (F&V) Market. Pratapgarh recorded a minimum of ₹5,300, Chhoti Sadri ₹5,400, and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar ₹5,500 per quintal.
2. Pune reported a particularly wide price range, from ₹5,000 to ₹23,000 per quintal. By contrast, prices in Kota's main market remained between ₹12,900 and ₹13,000.
3. These figures show that the maximum quoted price does not represent the rate received by every farmer selling garlic in that market. Actual prices can vary depending on quality, size, grading, local demand and bidding conditions.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Farmers planning to sell garlic should compare the latest prices in nearby mandis rather than choosing a market solely because it has reported the highest maximum rate.
2. Although Pune and Ajmer recorded prices of up to ₹23,000 per quintal, their minimum prices were considerably lower. The rate a farmer receives may depend on the quality and size of the garlic, sorting and grading, and demand at the time of sale.
3. Before transporting produce, farmers should compare the latest mandi prices in two or three nearby markets. They should also account for transportation costs and other selling expenses before deciding where to sell.
4. Checking both minimum and maximum prices, along with market arrivals, can help farmers make a more informed decision and identify the option that may offer a better return for their produce.

(FAQs):

1. What was the highest garlic mandi price on October 30, 2026?

Pune Market in Maharashtra and Ajmer Market in Rajasthan recorded the highest maximum garlic price of ₹23,000 per quintal.

2. Which mandi recorded the highest garlic arrivals?

Kota Market in Rajasthan recorded the highest garlic arrivals at 725 tonnes.

3. What was the garlic price in Pune Mandi today?

Pune Market recorded garlic prices between ₹5,000 and ₹23,000 per quintal.

4. What was the garlic price in Delhi's Azadpur Mandi?

Azadpur Market recorded a minimum garlic price of ₹7,000 and a maximum price of ₹15,000 per quintal.

5. What should farmers check before selling garlic?

Farmers should compare minimum and maximum mandi prices, garlic quality, market arrivals, local demand and transportation expenses before choosing where to sell their produce. They can check the latest market updates on Khetivyapar.