Onion Market Update – 21 September 2025: Prices Range from ₹500 to ₹2,500 per Quintal

Onion farmers and traders witnessed dramatic fluctuations in today’s mandi prices across India. Heavy arrivals pushed prices down to as low as ₹500/quintal in some markets, while limited supply drove rates up to ₹2,500/quintal in others.

Maharashtra, Pune (Moshi) recorded the lowest rate at ₹500/quintal, whereas in Punjab, Tanda Urmur saw onions priced at ₹2,500/quintal. Uttar Pradesh also presented an interesting scenario: despite only 0.5 tonnes of arrivals in Magalganj, prices touched ₹2,440/quintal, while large arrivals in Barabanki and Hardoi kept rates between ₹1,400–₹1,460/quintal.

This report provides state-wise onion prices, latest arrivals, and actionable insights for farmers to make informed selling decisions.

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State-Wise Onion Prices (21 September, 2025):

Price and Arrival Analysis:

• Highest Price → Tanda Urmur (Punjab) at ₹2,500/quintal.
• Lowest Price → Pune (Moshi, Maharashtra) at ₹500/quintal.
• Heaviest Arrivals → Barabanki (UP) 337 tonnes, Pune (Moshi) 83 tonnes.
• Low Arrival, High Price → Ahmedgarh, Tanda Urmur (Punjab) and Magalganj (UP, 0.5 tonnes at ₹2,440).
• Price Drop → Pune (Moshi) and Gurgaon due to heavy arrivals.
• Sharp Price Surge → Some districts in Punjab and UP saw onions trading above ₹2,000/quintal.

Farmer Advisory

1. High-Arrival Markets (Barabanki, Pune) → Selling immediately may fetch lower rates.
2. Low-Arrival, High-Price Markets (Tanda Urmur, Ahmedgarh, Magalganj) → Farmers can sell now to earn better profits.
3. For Farmers with Storage Facilities → Holding stock for a few days could be beneficial, as prices may rise next week.
4. Monitor Local Retail Markets → Often, prices are higher than wholesale mandis.