Garlic Market Update – 22 September 2025: Where Prices Are High and Where They Are Low

Today’s Today Mandi Bhav report brings the latest updates from garlic markets across India. Price movements have surprised both farmers and traders—heavy arrivals pushed rates down in some markets, while limited supply drove prices to record highs.

Punjab and Gujarat, garlic sold for up to ₹13,000/quintal, whereas in Indore (MP), prices dropped to just ₹1,530/quintal. This state-wise report will help farmers identify the best markets to sell their crop, along with arrivals and expert advice for smart selling decisions.

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State-Wise Garlic Prices (22 September, 2025):

Price & Arrival Analysis:

• Highest Price → Tanda Urmur (Punjab) at ₹13,000/quintal.
• Lowest Price → Indore (MP) at just ₹1,530/quintal.
• Heaviest Arrival → Sri Ganganagar (Rajasthan) with 40 tonnes.
• Limited Supply, High Price → Tanda Urmur (0.2 t at ₹13,000), Chamkaur Sahib (0.4 t at ₹7,000), Porbandar (0.3 t at ₹9,000).
• Medium-Level Prices → Many mandis in UP, Punjab, and Gujarat traded between ₹5,000–7,000/quintal.
• Price Drop → Indore & Shajapur (MP) saw rates between ₹2,000–4,000/quintal.

Farmer Advisory

1. High-Price Mandis (Tanda Urmur, Porbandar, Dahod) → Immediate sale is profitable.
2. Low-Price Mandis (Indore, Shajapur, Khanna) → Hold stock for potential price increase during upcoming festivals.
3. Good Quality, Low-Moisture Garlic → Farmers can store and sell in the coming weeks for higher returns.
4. Markets with Heavy Arrivals (Sri Ganganagar) → Prices may be under pressure, so partial selling is recommended.