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Garlic Price Soars: Rates Hit ₹16,000/Quintal in UP – Check What’s Trending in Your Area (3 August 2025)

Garlic Mandi Price Today – 03 August 2025

August 3, 2025 — Garlic prices across major Indian mandis witnessed a massive surge today. In some markets, rates touched a staggering ₹16,000 per quintal, while others saw prices as low as ₹3,000. The biggest jump came from Deoband mandi in Uttar Pradesh, marking the highest garlic rate of the season.

Whether you're planning to sell or store your garlic, this report is essential. Below is a detailed state-wise breakdown of garlic prices, current market trends, and expert advice to help you maximize your earnings.

State-wise Garlic Mandi Prices – August 3, 2025:

State	Mandi	Variety	Arrival (in Tonnes)	Min Price (₹/Quintal)	Max Price (₹/Quintal)
Maharashtra	Pune	Other	207.9	₹ 3,000	₹ 11,000
	Pune (Moshi)	Other	5.4	₹ 5,000	₹ 7,000
	Rahata	Other	0.3	₹ 4,000	₹ 6,000
Punjab	Bhawanigarh	Other	0.5	₹ 8,000	₹ 9,000
Uttar Pradesh	Deoband	Garlic	2	₹ 14,000	₹ 16,000
	Ghiror	Garlic	230	₹ 3,400	₹ 5,500
	Kairana	Garlic	0.5	₹ 5,900	₹ 6,000
	Kasganj	Desi	11	₹ 5,820	₹ 6,050
	Khair	Garlic	0.4	₹ 2,500	₹ 3,500

Market Trend Summary:

Deoband (Uttar Pradesh) saw the highest recorded garlic price of the season at ₹16,000/quintal, creating a buzz across the trade.
Ghiror experienced heavy arrivals (230 tonnes), but prices remained moderate between ₹3,400 and ₹5,500.
In Maharashtra, Pune and Moshi markets showed strong prices with high volumes, reaching up to ₹11,000/quintal.
Bhawanigarh (Punjab) remained stable and strong with garlic selling up to ₹9,000/quintal.
Nearby mandis like Khair (UP) stayed at a low range of ₹2,500–₹3,500, despite being close to Deoband — clearly highlighting the importance of quality and market-specific demand.

Farmer Advisory – What Should You Do Now?

Have high-quality, well-dried garlic?

Now is a profitable window to sell in markets like Deoband or Pune, where prices range from ₹11,000 to ₹16,000/quintal.

Got lower-grade or semi-wet garlic?

Hold the stock temporarily if you can, especially if you're in a low-price zone (₹3,000–₹5,000). Prices may improve as market demand sharpens in mid-August.

Before Selling: Ensure proper drying and cleaning of your garlic. Neat, uniform-quality garlic can fetch you ₹1,000–₹2,000 extra per quintal in premium markets.