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Will Onion Prices Rise Again or Will Farmers Face Losses? Get the Latest Mandi Updates Now

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concern among traders and growers. If you cultivate onions or are a wholesale trader, this latest mandi price update is crucial for you. This report provides a detailed mandi-wise overview of today’s prices, answering key questions such as:

Which mandis have witnessed record-high onion prices?

Where have onion prices taken a hit?

Which markets saw increased demand, and where did prices fall due to high arrivals?
Based on this information, you can choose the right mandi and the right time to sell your onions, maximizing your profits.
Keep reading for the full mandi-wise report and stay updated with every market movement!

Onion Prices in Uttar Pradesh Mandis (May 31, 2025):

Mandi Name	Arrivals (in tons)	Variety	Min Price (₹/quintal)	Max Price (₹/quintal)
Ajuha	16	Red	1130	1275
Akbarpur	38.5	Red	1100	1220
Aligarh	80	Red	1200	1350
Anandnagar	5	Red	1200	1500
Doharighat	5	Red	1500	1600
Gangoh	0.6	Red	1000	1200
Gulawati	0.2	Red	1500	1700
Hargawan (Laharpur)	6	Nasik	900	1000
Hasanpur	9	Nasik	950	1200
Khair	12	Red	800	1200
Khatauli	0.1	Red	800	1000
Kopaganj	34	Red	1000	1200
Nautanwa	0.2	Red	1100	1300
Panchpedwa	8.2	Red	2000	2400
Pilibhit	5	Red	1195	1275
Rasra	28	Red	1125	1265
Sambhal	5.5	Red	1200	1540
Shadabad	1	Red	1000	1100
Sikarpur	2	Red	800	1000

Strong Prices in Aligarh, Anandnagar, and Doharighat Mandis: Aligarh mandi, onion prices ranged from ₹1,200 to ₹1,350 per quintal, showing strong demand. Anandnagar mandi recorded prices between ₹1,200 and ₹1,500, while Doharighat mandi saw prices rise sharply from ₹1,500 to ₹1,600 per quintal, offering relief to farmers.

Price Drops in Some Mandis: Khair and Khatauli mandis, onion prices slipped to as low as ₹800 per quintal, with maximum rates ranging between ₹1,000 and ₹1,200. Similarly, Sikarpur mandi recorded prices between ₹800 and ₹1,000, indicating some weakening in demand.

Demand Remains High for Juicy and Fresh Red Onions: Markets such as Kopaganj, Rasra, Sambhal, and Pilibhit saw good arrivals of red onions, with prices ranging from ₹1,000 to ₹1,540 per quintal. Notably, Panchpedwa mandi recorded onion prices as high as ₹2,000 to ₹2,400 per quintal, reflecting growing demand for a special variety in the region.