As summer sets in, the king of fruits Mango has made a grand entry into the mandis of Haryana. But this season, the price trends are truly intriguing. While some mandis are selling mangoes at just ₹2000 per quintal, others have seen prices soar to ₹7000 per quintal! What could be causing this disparity? Is it the quality, or an imbalance in supply and demand?
According to today’s mandi rates, some mandis saw a surge in mango arrivals, keeping prices moderate. Meanwhile, in places with limited supply and superior quality, prices remained high. Here's a detailed breakdown of the latest mango prices across various mandis in Haryana.
Mango Prices in Barwala (Hisar) Market: Barwala mandi reported an arrival of 1.4 tons of mangoes today. Prices ranged between ₹6000 and ₹7000 per quintal, with a model rate of ₹6500. This suggests that high-quality mangoes fetched premium prices here.
Gurgaon mandi saw the highest arrival today, with 25.8 tons of mangoes. Prices ranged from ₹3000 to ₹5000 per quintal, and the average model rate was ₹4000. The large supply led to more balanced pricing.
Mango Prices in Meham Market: Meham mandi received 2 tons of the Badami mango variety, known for its distinct taste. Prices stayed between ₹4900 and ₹5000 per quintal, with a model rate of ₹4950, indicating a stable demand for quality varieties.
Mango Prices in Narnaul Market: Narnaul mandi recorded a 1.6-ton mango arrival today. Prices ranged between ₹4000 and ₹6000 per quintal, with the average model price standing at ₹5000. Again, quality played a major role in driving the price up.
Mango Prices in Panipat Market: Panipat mandi saw an arrival of 3.8 tons of mangoes. Prices varied significantly — from ₹2000 to ₹6000 per quintal — and the model rate was ₹4000. This wide range indicates varied quality levels in the produce.
Mango Prices in Radaur Market: Radaur mandi had an arrival of 7 tons today. Prices here ranged from ₹5000 to ₹6000 per quintal, with a model price of ₹5500. Consistent quality and steady demand kept the prices strong.
Conclusion: Mango arrivals in Haryana are steadily increasing, and with them, price variations are becoming more visible. While mandis like Gurgaon and Panipat saw a drop in prices due to high arrivals, places like Barwala and Radaur maintained strong rates owing to premium quality. As more mango varieties hit the markets in the coming days, we can expect further price shifts. Stay connected with us for daily mandi updates and make informed selling decisions.
Read More- Tomato prices today in Maharashtra
