Green chilli price reaches ₹7,000 per quintal! Check mandi rates in Delhi, Bihar, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh

Farmers planning to sell green chillies should check the latest mandi prices for October 13, 2026, before taking their produce to the market. Prices varied significantly across mandis in Delhi, Bihar, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh. Haryana's Samalkha market recorded the highest green chilli price of ₹7,000 per quintal, followed by Sehore in Madhya Pradesh at ₹6,500 and Benipatti in Bihar at ₹6,000 per quintal.

In terms of arrivals, Delhi's Ghazipur market received the largest quantity of green chillies at 73.56 tonnes, with prices ranging from ₹4,600 to ₹5,000 per quintal. Indore market in Madhya Pradesh followed with 28 tonnes of arrivals. Meanwhile, minimum prices fell below ₹1,000 per quintal in some markets.

Here is a detailed look at today's green chilli mandi prices, market arrivals and the differences in rates across these four states.

Green Chilli Mandi Prices Today in Delhi, Bihar, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh (October 13, 2026):

Green Chilli Arrival and Price Comparison:

1. Samalkha Records Highest Price at ₹7,000 Per Quintal According to the October 13 mandi data, Samalkha market in Haryana recorded the highest green chilli price at ₹7,000 per quintal. The minimum price stood at ₹6,000, while arrivals were limited to just 0.7 tonnes.
2. Sehore market in Madhya Pradesh followed with a maximum price of ₹6,500 per quintal and arrivals of 2 tonnes.
3. Bihar, Benipatti market reported a maximum price of ₹6,000 per quintal. The same maximum rate was recorded at Gadarwara and Harda markets in Madhya Pradesh. Meanwhile, green chilli prices reached ₹5,500 per quintal in Maharajganj and ₹5,000 per quintal in Delhi's Ghazipur market.

Ujjain Records Lowest Minimum Price of ₹630 Per Quintal:

1. While some markets offered prices above ₹6,000 per quintal, rates were considerably lower elsewhere.
2. Ujjain market in Madhya Pradesh recorded the lowest minimum price at ₹630 per quintal, with the maximum price reaching ₹2,180. In Sendhwa, the maximum price was ₹1,400 per quintal, while Barwani reported ₹1,800 per quintal.
3. The difference between Samalkha's highest price of ₹7,000 and Ujjain's lowest minimum price of ₹630 stood at ₹6,370 per quintal.
4. These figures highlight the wide variation in green chilli prices across markets on the same day.

Which Market Recorded the Highest Green Chilli Arrivals?

1. Delhi's Ghazipur market topped the arrivals list with 73.56 tonnes of green chillies on October 13. Despite receiving the largest quantity, prices remained between ₹4,600 and ₹5,000 per quintal.
2. Indore market in Madhya Pradesh ranked second with 28 tonnes of arrivals, where prices ranged from ₹1,500 to ₹4,500 per quintal.
3. Ratia in Haryana and Sehore in Madhya Pradesh each recorded 2 tonnes of arrivals.
4. At the other end, arrivals were particularly low in several markets. Karera received just 0.07 tonnes, followed by Dhamnod at 0.1 tonnes. Benipatti, Burhanpur and Gadarwara each recorded arrivals of 0.2 tonnes.
5. The figures also show that higher arrivals did not necessarily mean lower prices. Ghazipur received the largest quantity and still recorded a maximum price of ₹5,000 per quintal, while Samalkha offered the highest rate with much smaller arrivals.

Advice for Farmers Selling Green Chillies:

1. Farmers should compare both prices and arrivals before selecting a mandi for selling green chillies. Although Samalkha recorded the highest price of ₹7,000 per quintal on October 13, arrivals there were only 0.7 tonnes. In comparison, Delhi's Ghazipur market handled 73.56 tonnes and recorded a maximum price of ₹5,000 per quintal.
2. Green chilli prices can vary depending on quality, freshness, variety, local demand and market arrivals. The highest reported rate may not apply to every lot brought to the market.
3. Before selling, farmers should check today's mandi prices in nearby markets and consider transportation expenses. Since green chillies are highly perishable, maintaining freshness during transport is equally important.
4. Comparing the latest mandi prices along with transport costs and produce quality can help farmers choose a suitable market and make a better selling decision.

(FAQs):

1. What is the highest green chilli mandi bhav today, October 13, 2026?

Samalkha market in Haryana recorded the highest maximum green chilli price at ₹7,000 per quintal.

2. What is the green chilli price in Delhi today?

Delhi's Ghazipur market recorded green chilli prices between ₹4,600 and ₹5,000 per quintal.

3. Which market recorded the lowest green chilli price?

Ujjain market in Madhya Pradesh recorded the lowest minimum price at ₹630 per quintal.

4. Which mandi received the highest green chilli arrivals?

Ghazipur market in Delhi recorded the highest arrivals at 73.56 tonnes, followed by Indore in Madhya Pradesh at 28 tonnes.

5. Where can farmers check the latest green chilli mandi bhav?

Farmers can visit Khetivyapar to follow the latest mandi bhav, compare market prices and review agricultural market updates before selling their produce.