Green coriander prices reach ₹37,909 per quintal! check rates in delhi, uttar pradesh, rajasthan and maharashtra

Green Coriander Mandi Bhav, October 17, 2026: Fresh mandi prices for green coriander have been reported from markets across Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra. According to the latest mandi prices for October 17, 2026, Noida Mandi in Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest maximum price at ₹37,909.09 per quintal. The maximum price reached ₹33,000 in Banthra Mandi and ₹16,881.72 per quintal in Lucknow Mandi. In comparison, the maximum price in Jalore Mandi, Rajasthan, was just ₹2,000 per quintal.

In terms of arrivals, Delhi’s Azadpur Mandi received the highest quantity of green coriander at 83.5 tonnes, with prices ranging from ₹3,000 to ₹7,000 per quintal. Nashik Mandi in Maharashtra recorded arrivals of 73.2 tonnes, while Mumbai Mandi received 70 tonnes. The considerable price differences across markets make it important for farmers to check today’s mandi prices before deciding where to sell their produce.

Green Coriander Mandi Prices Today in Delhi, UP, Rajasthan and Maharashtra (October 17, 2026):

Green Coriander Arrivals and Price Comparison:

1. On October 17, Noida Mandi recorded the highest maximum price for green coriander at ₹37,909.09 per quintal. The minimum price was ₹11,256.06, while arrivals stood at just 1.82 tonnes. Banthra Mandi in Uttar Pradesh followed, with a maximum price of ₹33,000 per quintal and arrivals of only 0.58 tonnes.
2. Other markets also reported comparatively high prices. Lucknow Mandi recorded a maximum price of ₹16,881.72 per quintal, followed by Ramtek Mandi in Maharashtra at ₹10,000 and Kalmeshwar Mandi at ₹9,000 per quintal. In Rajasthan’s Sri Ganganagar Mandi, prices ranged from ₹7,500 to ₹7,900 per quintal.
3. At the lower end, Jalore Mandi in Rajasthan recorded a maximum price of ₹2,000 per quintal, while Dungarpur reported ₹2,200. The difference between the maximum prices in Noida and Jalore was ₹35,909.09 per quintal. However, farmers should consider produce quality, market demand and arrivals when comparing such large price gaps.

Where Were the Highest Green Coriander Arrivals Recorded?

1. Delhi’s Azadpur Mandi topped the arrivals list with 83.5 tonnes of green coriander. The maximum price there was ₹7,000 per quintal. Maharashtra’s Nashik Mandi received 73.2 tonnes, followed by Mumbai with 70 tonnes and Nagpur with 55 tonnes.
2. Among other markets, Jaipur in Rajasthan recorded arrivals of 25.4 tonnes. Ghaziabad in Uttar Pradesh received 20.02 tonnes, while Saharanpur recorded 19.17 tonnes. The lowest arrivals were reported in Jalore at 0.1 tonnes, Keshopur at 0.27 tonnes and Dungarpur at 0.3 tonnes.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Green coriander is a perishable leafy vegetable, so farmers should consider transportation costs and market distance alongside the quoted price. The October 17 figures show substantial differences between markets, but sending produce to a distant mandi solely because it has a higher maximum price may not always be profitable.
2. Farmers should be particularly careful when assessing prices in markets such as Noida and Banthra, where arrivals were relatively low. The highest recorded price should not automatically be treated as the rate every farmer can expect to receive.
3. Before selling, compare the latest mandi prices in nearby markets and consider the freshness and quality of your coriander, local demand, transport expenses and the risk of spoilage. This can help you choose a suitable market and make a more informed selling decision.

FAQs:

1. What was the highest green coriander mandi bhav on October 17, 2026?

Noida Mandi in Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest maximum price at ₹37,909.09 per quintal.

2. What was the green coriander price in Delhi's Azadpur Market?

Azadpur Market reported prices ranging from ₹3,000 to ₹7,000 per quintal.

3. Which market recorded the highest green coriander arrivals?

Delhi's Azadpur Market recorded the highest arrivals at 83.5 tonnes.

4. What was the green coriander price in Rajasthan?

Sri Ganganagar recorded a maximum price of ₹7,900 per quintal, while Jalore reported ₹2,000 per quintal.

5. Where can farmers check today's green coriander mandi bhav?

Farmers can visit Khetivyapar.com to check mandi prices and agricultural market updates before deciding where to sell their produce.