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Garlic Price Today: Sold at ₹6615 in UP, Just ₹1500 in Bhopa...

Garlic Price Today: Sold at ₹6615 in UP, Just ₹1500 in Bhopal – Check the Latest Rates in Your District

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The July 31, 2025 mandi price report has stirred up garlic markets across India. Imagine this on the same day, garlic was sold for as low as ₹1500 per quintal in some mandis, while reaching as high as ₹8000 in others! This isn’t just routine fluctuation it's a strong signal that quality, arrivals, and buyer demand are now playing a major role in market pricing. In several mandis, there's a staggering difference between minimum and maximum prices, leaving both farmers and traders uncertain is now the right time to sell or should they wait?

If you're planning to sell or buy garlic, this report acts as a market alarm. Find out where prices are highest, where the pressure still persists, and the smart strategies that could directly impact your profits.

Where Was Garlic Sold Today? Check the State-Wise Mandi Report for July 31:

State	Mandi	Arrival (in Tons)	Variety	Min Price (₹/Quintal)	Max Price (₹/Quintal)
Maharashtra	Pune (Moshi)	4.5	Other	₹ 8,000	₹ 8,000
	Rahata	0.3	Other	₹ 4,000	₹ 6,000
Madhya Pradesh	Bhopal	2.3	Garlic	₹ 1,500	₹ 5,500
Rajasthan	Jodhpur (F&V)	55	Other	₹ 3,000	₹ 7,000
	Rajsamand	40	Other	₹ 4,000	₹ 6,000
	Sriganganagar (F&V)	45	Garlic	₹ 5,800	₹ 6,200
	Suratgarh	0.1	Average Variety	₹ 6,800	₹ 7,100
Uttar Pradesh	Lucknow	7	Garlic	₹ 6,300	₹ 6,500
	Raebareli	1.6	Garlic	₹ 6,300	₹ 6,400
	Allahabad	14	Garlic	₹ 6,520	₹ 6,615
	Etawah	10	Garlic	₹ 5,300	₹ 5,700

Price Trends: Where Did Garlic Prices Rise and Where Did They Fall?

Today’s garlic market showed mixed signals:

In Maharashtra, Pune (Moshi) held firm at ₹8000/quintal, while Rahata ranged from ₹4000–₹6000 depending on quality and demand.
Uttar Pradesh showed strong and stable prices. Allahabad recorded a maximum of ₹6615/quintal, with Lucknow and Raebareli staying in the ₹6300–₹6500 range indicating steady demand in the region.
In Rajasthan, prices surged in mandis like Suratgarh and Sriganganagar, crossing ₹7000/quintal in some cases. Jodhpur also touched ₹7000 among the day’s top rates.
However, Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) saw garlic prices dip as low as ₹1500, signaling major disparities in quality and arrivals.

Farmer Advisory – What Should You Do Now?

If you have high-quality garlic, this is a good time to release stock gradually. With the festive season approaching, prices may continue to rise.
If your garlic is of average or lower quality, consider waiting until prices stabilize, or explore value-added sales in local markets.
Use cold storage if available to hold your produce. This strategy can help you target higher prices during August–September, when demand generally rises.