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August 19, 2025: Fresh Garlic Market Prices – Where Rates Touched ₹15,000 and Where They Fell to Just ₹2,000

Do you know where garlic prices soared sky-high today and where they crashed to the lowest levels? From Gujarat to Uttar Pradesh, garlic prices witnessed extreme fluctuations across India’s major markets. While in some mandis, rates dropped to as low as ₹2,000 per quintal, in others, the latest market price touched an impressive ₹15,000 per quintal.

Such huge price gaps are crucial for both farmers and traders, as they determine which mandi will be the most profitable place to sell. Based on today’s mandi bhav (market rates), here’s a detailed state-wise report covering arrivals, maximum prices, and where the slowdown was most visible—so that farmers can make the right selling strategy.

State-wise Garlic Market Prices (₹/Quintal):

State	Market	Arrivals (Tonnes)	Variety	Min Price	Max Price
Gujarat	Vadhvan	0.2	Garlic	10,500	11,000
Haryana	Narnaul	0.1	Garlic	10,000	10,000
	Samalkha	0.1	Garlic	9,000	9,000
Punjab	Bassi Pathana	0.1	Garlic	7,500	9,000
	Chamkaur Sahib	1.1	Average	5,850	6,000
	Fazilka	0.2	Other	10,000	15,000
	Garh Shankar	0.1	Average	4,500	5,500
	Gurdaspur	0.3	Other	5,000	6,000
	Kurali	0.2	Other	7,000	8,000
	Patiala	2.5	Average	6,500	8,300
	Patti	1	Other	3,500	4,000
	Tarantaran	0.2	Average	5,000	5,500
Rajasthan	Sriganganagar	40	Garlic	4,800	5,200
	Suratgarh	0.1	Average	6,800	7,100
Uttar Pradesh	Gangoh	0.1	Garlic	5,000	5,500
	Ghiraur	230	Garlic	3,600	6,500
	Gulavati	0.1	Desi	5,100	5,300
	Kairana	0.5	Garlic	5,400	5,500
	Khair	0.4	Garlic	3,000	4,000
	Maigalganj	0.4	Garlic	2,900	2,980
	Nautnava	0.1	Average	2,000	2,200
	Payagpur	0.3	Average	7,800	8,000

Market Analysis – Price & Arrival Trends

The highest price was recorded at Fazilka (Punjab), where garlic sold for up to ₹15,000 per quintal.
The lowest price came from Nautnava (Uttar Pradesh), where garlic was sold at just ₹2,000 per quintal.
The highest arrivals were reported from Ghiraur (Uttar Pradesh) at 230 tonnes, while several mandis recorded arrivals of less than 1 tonne.
In Sriganganagar (Rajasthan), despite a large arrival of 40 tonnes, prices remained stable between ₹4,800–₹5,200 per quintal.
Markets in Haryana and Gujarat reported strong prices between ₹9,000–₹11,000 per quintal, considered high on a national scale.

Farmer Advisory

Farmers with high-quality garlic should consider selling in Punjab (Fazilka, Patiala) and Gujarat, where rates are consistently above ₹10,000 per quintal.
In Uttar Pradesh, higher arrivals are keeping prices low—farmers here should consider storage and wait for better market conditions.
In Rajasthan and Punjab, due to medium arrivals, prices are likely to remain stable—making it a good opportunity for immediate selling.