Garlic Market Prices Today - 12 September 2025 - Rates Soar to ₹12,000 in Some Mandis, Drop to Just ₹1,750 in Others

On 12 September 2025, garlic prices across India showed extreme volatility. In some regions, farmers secured prices as high as ₹12,000 per quintal, while in others, they were forced to sell at just ₹1,750 per quintal.

Major markets in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh witnessed heavy arrivals that pushed prices down, whereas select mandis in Haryana and Punjab recorded sharp spikes due to low supply.

If you are a farmer wondering whether to sell your stock now or hold it for later, this detailed report is crucial. Here, we present the state-wise latest mandi prices, arrivals, and analysis — along with strategies to help you maximize profits.

State-wise Garlic Market Prices (12 September, 2025)

Price and Supply Analysis:

• Highest Price: Punjab’s Tanda Urmur mandi at ₹12,000 per quintal.
• Lowest Price: Madhya Pradesh’s Neemuch mandi at just ₹1,750 per quintal.
• Heavy Arrivals: Rajasthan’s Kota (674 tonnes) and Madhya Pradesh’s Kalapipal (640 tonnes), leading to weaker prices.
• Low Supply, High Rates: Narnaul (₹10,000), Tanda Urmur (₹12,000), and Sri Ganganagar (₹7,700).
• Sharp Declines: Indore and Neemuch saw rates collapse to ₹2,000–3,500 per quintal.
• Strong Spikes: Haryana, Punjab, and parts of Rajasthan recorded garlic above ₹9,000 per quintal.

Farmer Advisory

1. In high-arrival markets (Kota, Kalapipal, Jaipur), it is better to hold stock for now, as prices remain under pressure.
2. In low-supply, high-price mandis (Narnaul, Tanda Urmur, Sri Ganganagar), selling immediately could bring higher profits.
3. Farmers with storage facilities should consider holding their garlic for the festive season, when demand is likely to rise further.
4. Both farmers and traders should keep a close eye on mandi trends, as there are wide differences in state-wise pricing.

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