Garlic Price Record High! Reaches ₹25,000 per Quintal in Maharashtra – Check Rates in Your District

Today, garlic prices witnessed massive fluctuations across India’s major markets. In some mandis, rates touched record highs, while in others, farmers faced losses due to a price dip. The most significant movement was seen in Maharashtra, where garlic prices soared up to ₹25,000 per quintal, marking the highest mandi rate of the day.

Let’s take a detailed look at the latest garlic mandi prices across states, the highest and lowest rates, and the expected price trend for next week.

State-Wise Garlic Mandi Prices (₹/Quintal):

Price and Arrival Analysis:

• Highest Price: Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Maharashtra) recorded the highest garlic price at ₹25,000 per quintal the top rate in the country today.
• Lowest Price: Rajgarh (Madhya Pradesh) saw prices drop as low as ₹1,100 per quintal, disappointing local farmers.
• Highest Arrivals: Pune (Maharashtra) reported massive arrivals of 133.9 tonnes, keeping prices limited to around ₹11,000 per quintal.
• Low Supply, High Rates: Haryana (Ganaur) and Maharashtra (Sambhajinagar) had low arrivals but record-high prices.
• Moderate Rise: Uttar Pradesh mandis (Etah, Gonda, Pratapgarh), prices reached ₹6,000 per quintal, showing a ₹300–₹500 increase from last week.
• Price Drop: Madhya Pradesh (Rajgarh and Piplia), prices fell below ₹2,500, causing concern among farmers.

Farmer Advisory:

1. Sell immediately in states with low arrivals but high prices such as Haryana and Maharashtra.
2. Hold stock in regions like Madhya Pradesh, where prices have dipped below ₹2,500 rates may recover soon.
3. Upcoming festival and winter demand could push prices upward in the coming weeks.
4. Store high-quality garlic if you have cold storage or warehouse access it may fetch better profits later.

Garlic markets across India witnessed a mix of gains and declines today. While Maharashtra stole the spotlight with record-breaking rates, other states like Madhya Pradesh faced a decline due to heavy arrivals.
Experts believe that demand will rise in the next few weeks, especially with the festive season and cold weather approaching giving farmers hope for better prices ahead.

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