Sweet Lime (Mosambi) Prices Today in Haryana and Punjab (April 18, 2025)

Today, several mandis across Haryana and Punjab witnessed a limited arrival of mosambi (sweet lime). However, market prices were primarily determined based on quality and grading. Both medium and large-grade mosambi were sold in the mandis, with large-grade fruit fetching better rates. According to today’s mandi price trends, despite the low supply, well-sorted and properly graded mosambi received favorable market rates. This clearly highlights that farmers can earn better profits by focusing on quality and proper packaging of their produce.

Mosambi Prices in Haryana:

Barara Mandi: Barara mandi recorded a light arrival of 0.25 tons of mosambi today. The prices ranged between ₹3000 and ₹3400 per quintal, with a modal price of ₹3200. Only medium-grade mosambi was traded here. Despite the limited arrival, satisfactory rates were achieved due to decent quality.

Ganaur Mandi: Only 0.2 tons of mosambi arrived in Ganaur today. The prices remained between ₹2800 and ₹3000, and the modal price stood at ₹2900. Medium-grade mosambi was sold here as well. Stable demand and low supply kept the prices balanced.

Hansi Mandi: Hansi mandi saw a comparatively higher arrival of 3 tons of mosambi, one of the largest today. Prices ranged between ₹3000 and ₹3500 per quintal, with a modal price of ₹3300. Medium-grade mosambi was traded, and traders offered reasonable rates for the stock.

Narnaul Mandi: Narnaul mandi, 1.5 tons of mosambi were received today. The prices ranged from ₹3000 to ₹3500 per quintal, and the modal price was ₹3400, among the highest today. Despite being medium-grade, the mosambi fetched a good price owing to freshness and good packaging.

Mosambi Rates in Punjab:

Jalalabad Mandi: Jalalabad mandi recorded an arrival of 0.8 tons. The highlight here was the presence of large-grade mosambi, which helped push prices between ₹3300 and ₹3500 per quintal. The modal price was ₹3400, indicating that size and quality greatly influence market rates.

Ludhiana Mandi: Ludhiana mandi had the highest arrival today with 5 tons of mosambi. While the quality was medium, there was some price fluctuation. Prices ranged from ₹2000 to ₹3500 per quintal, and the modal rate stood at ₹2700. The large supply likely caused minor instability in prices.

Suggestions for Farmers:

1. Focus on Sorting and Grading: Large-sized, fresh, and glossy mosambi always fetch better prices in the market.
2. Store Carefully: Mosambi is a perishable fruit. Store it in cool conditions and transport it to the mandi on time.
3. Compare Market Rates: Always check prices in nearby mandis. Sometimes, selling in a distant mandi can yield better returns.
4. Plan Sales Mid-Season: Prices are often volatile at the start and end of the season. Mid-season usually sees more stable and rewarding rates.

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