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August 17, 2025: Fresh Onion Market Prices – Full Report on...

August 17, 2025: Fresh Onion Market Prices – Full Report on Rates & Arrivals

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Attention farmers and traders! Today, onion markets across India witnessed sharp fluctuations. In some mandis, rates tumbled below ₹1,000 per quintal, while in Barabanki (Uttar Pradesh), prices soared to ₹3,800 per quintal the highest in the country.

This mixed trend shows that while certain regions faced price drops, some mandis, especially in Uttar Pradesh, saw strong demand despite heavy arrivals. Farmers in Barabanki and Bijnor are particularly hopeful that prices could rise further in the coming weeks.

For anyone planning to sell or buy onions, today’s mandi bhav (market rates) are crucial. The right decision at the right time can help farmers secure better profits.

State & Market-Wise Onion Prices (₹/Quintal)

State	Market	Arrivals (Tonnes)	Variety	Min Price	Max Price
Gujarat	Khambhat	0.4	Other	1700	2200
Haryana	Barwala	7	Onion	1100	1200
	Farrukh Nagar	1.6	Other	1700	1900
	Gurugram	74.5	Other	1000	2000
	Hansi	18.1	Other	1500	2000
	Jhajjar	9.3	Other	1400	1600
	Uklana	0.4	Onion	1400	1500
Maharashtra	Pune (Pimpri)	2.1	Local	1300	1700
	Wai	1.5	Local	1000	1800
Punjab	Bhawanigarh	3.5	Other	1500	2000
	Patti	0.6	Other	2200	2600
	Tarn Taran	1.2	Other	1300	1500
Uttar Pradesh	Awagarh	0.3	Red	1200	1500
	Bangarmau	12.9	Red	1330	1430
	Barabanki	375	Red	3700	3800
	Bijnor	150	Red	1365	1420
	Fatehpur	20	Red	1300	1515
	Ghiror	7	Red	1265	1465
	Gulawati	0.2	Red	1500	1700
	Hardoi	62.5	Pusa-Red	1340	1410
	Hasanpur	8	Nasik	1000	1200
	Jaswantnagar	4.5	Red	1375	1475
	Kairana	0.5	Red	1200	1300
	Lalganj	9	Red	1150	1250
	Lalitpur	6.5	Red	1260	1310
	Shadabad	1	Red	1200	1300
	Sitapur	30	Red	1100	1450
	Sultanpur	16	Red	1330	1375

Where Prices Rose & Where They Crashed

High-Price Mandis:

Barabanki (UP) recorded the highest price at ₹3,800/quintal.
Patti (Punjab) also touched ₹2,600/quintal.

Low-Price Mandis:

Gurugram (Haryana) and Wai (Maharashtra) saw prices fall to ₹1,000/quintal.
Hasanpur (UP) also recorded a low of ₹1,000/quintal.

Arrivals:

Barabanki (375 tonnes) and Bijnor (150 tonnes) saw the highest arrivals.
Many mandis like Awagarh, Kairana, and Gulawati recorded arrivals of less than 1 tonne.

Farmer Advisory:

In high-arrival regions, avoid panic selling—wait for stable prices.
Farmers with storage facilities can hold stock, as festive demand (Raksha Bandhan & Ganeshotsav) may push prices higher in the coming weeks.
In quality-driven markets (like Barabanki & Patti), separating premium-quality onions can fetch higher profits.