Don't rush to sell green coriander! prices range from ₹7,000 to ₹710 per bundle across mandis; check latest rates in delhi, haryana and mp

Green Coriander Mandi Bhav 28 October, 2026: Farmers planning to sell green coriander should compare the latest mandi prices and arrivals before taking their produce to market. According to the available mandi data, the maximum price of green coriander reached ₹7,000 per bundle at Azadpur Market in Delhi. In Madhya Pradesh, Gadarwara Market recorded a maximum price of ₹6,000 per bundle, while Bareli Market recorded ₹5,500 per bundle. Haryana's Ganaur Market reported a maximum price of ₹5,000 per bundle.

In terms of arrivals, Delhi's Azadpur Market received the highest quantity, at 94.4 bundles. Madhya Pradesh's Indore Market recorded arrivals of 21 bundles. These figures show that both arrivals and prices varied considerably across the markets covered in the report.

Farmers checking today's green coriander mandi prices should pay attention to the unit of measurement, as the rates listed here are per bundle, not per quintal. Comparing prices and arrivals across nearby markets before selling can help farmers make a more informed decision.

Green Coriander Mandi Prices Today  in Delhi, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh (October 28, 2026):

The table below provides the available market-wise prices, arrivals and varieties of green coriander across Delhi, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh.

Arrival and Price Comparison:

Azadpur Records the Highest Price of ₹7,000 per Bundle:

1. Among the listed markets, Azadpur Market in Delhi recorded the highest green coriander price at ₹7,000 per bundle. Gadarwara Market in Madhya Pradesh followed with a maximum price of ₹6,000, while Bareli Market recorded ₹5,500 per bundle. In Haryana, Ganaur Market reported a maximum price of ₹5,000 per bundle.
2. The minimum prices also varied significantly. Ujjain Market recorded the lowest minimum price at ₹710 per bundle, followed by Seoni at ₹856. In contrast, Gadarwara reported a minimum price of ₹5,900 per bundle, indicating a much higher price range at that market.

Azadpur Leads in Arrivals, Followed by Indore and Ghazipur:

1. Azadpur Market received 94.4 bundles, the highest arrivals among the listed markets. Indore in Madhya Pradesh followed with 21 bundles, while Delhi's Ghazipur Market recorded 20.94 bundles.
2. Arrivals at most of the other markets were considerably lower. For example, Bhopal and Sehore each recorded 0.8 bundles, while Gadarwara and Kukshi each received 0.5 bundles.
3. These figures show that market arrivals differed widely across locations. However, higher arrivals do not automatically mean lower prices, as the final rate can also depend on the quality of the produce, local demand and bidding conditions.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Green coriander is a perishable crop, so farmers should check the latest mandi prices and arrivals before transporting their produce for sale. Since prices can vary considerably between markets, comparing nearby options can help farmers plan their sales more effectively.
2. However, do not choose a distant mandi based only on its highest quoted price. The quality and freshness of the coriander, transportation costs, travel time and the possibility of selling the entire produce should also be considered.
3. Farmers should also confirm the latest rates before leaving for the market, as prices and arrivals can change from day to day. Comparing the minimum and maximum prices, rather than looking at the highest rate alone, provides a more realistic picture of the market.

(FAQs):

1. What is the green coriander mandi bhav today, 28 October 2026?

According to the supplied data, green coriander recorded a maximum price of ₹7,000 per bundle at Delhi's Azadpur Market.

2. Which mandi has the highest green coriander price?

Azadpur Market in Delhi recorded the highest listed maximum price of ₹7,000 per bundle.

3. What is the green coriander price in Madhya Pradesh?

Gadarwara recorded a maximum price of ₹6,000 per bundle, Bareli ₹5,500 and Indore ₹4,000 per bundle.

4. What is the green coriander price in Haryana?

Ganaur recorded a maximum price of ₹5,000 per bundle, followed by Narayangarh at ₹2,500 and Uklana at ₹3,000 per bundle.

5. Should farmers check arrivals before selling green coriander?

Yes. Farmers should compare arrivals, minimum and maximum prices, produce quality and transportation costs before selecting a mandi. Prices may change daily, so confirm the latest rates before leaving for the market.

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