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Onion Market Prices Today – 11 September 2025: Fresh Report...

Onion Market Prices Today – 11 September 2025: Fresh Report from Bihar, Haryana, Maharashtra, Gujarat & Punjab

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Today’s onion market report is highly important for both farmers and traders. In some mandis of Haryana and Bihar, onion prices surged to ₹2,500–₹3,200 per quintal, while in the large markets of Maharashtra and Gujarat, heavy arrivals pushed prices down to as low as ₹200–₹500 per quintal.

The trend is clear — low arrivals are driving prices up, while high arrivals are pulling them down. In such a scenario, keeping track of the latest mandi prices is crucial for farmers to sell their produce at the right time and right place to maximize profit.

State-wise Onion Market Prices (11 September, 2025):

State	Market	Arrival (Tonnes)	Variety	Min Price (₹/qtl)	Max Price (₹/qtl)
Bihar	Barahat	4	Medium	2800	3200
	Jaynagar	0.6	Medium	2400	2600
	Mansi Mandi	1.5	Medium	1800	2000
Gujarat	Bilimora	3	Nasik	800	1900
	Porbandar	14.6	Other	1000	1500
	Rajkot	381.6	Onion	250	1500
	Surat	480	Other	500	1900
Haryana	Barwala	6	Onion	1200	1500
	Bhiwani	1.9	Other	1450	2210
	Chhachrauli	0.2	Onion	1900	2500
	Dhand	0.5	Other	1700	2500
	Gohana	5.2	Other	1200	2500
	Gurgaon	74.5	Other	1000	2000
	Hansi	4.9	Other	1500	2500
	Panipat	56	Other	500	1500
	Punhana	1.3	Other	1500	2000
	Rewari	14.3	Medium	1000	2000
	Shahbad	5.4	Onion	1100	2000
	Sohna	2.4	Onion	1700	1800
Madhya Pradesh	Betul	11.5	1st Sort	1400	1600
	Ratlam	58.03	Onion	600	801
	Sabalgarh	15	Onion	900	1000
	Sendhwa	0.4	Red	500	800
	Shajapur	28.06	Medium	669	669
Maharashtra	Karjat	3.6	Local	200	1400
	Pune (Moshi)	116.9	Local	700	1700
	Pune (Pimpri)	2.2	Local	1000	1600
Punjab	Garhshankar	9.7	Other	1600	2000
	Gurdaspur	12.5	Other	1600	2000
	Jalalabad	2.75	Other	1700	2100
	Jalandhar	147.4	Other	800	1500
	Ludhiana	196	Other	500	1400
	Mukerian	2.96	Onion	1800	2000

Price and Arrival Analysis:

Highest Price: Chhachrauli, Dhand, and Hansi (Haryana) – up to ₹2,500/qtl.
Lowest Price: Karjat (Maharashtra) – as low as ₹200/qtl.
Largest Arrivals: Ludhiana (Punjab – 196 tonnes) and Surat (Gujarat – 480 tonnes).
Low Supply, High Price: Barahat (Bihar – ₹3,200/qtl) and Chhachrauli (Haryana – ₹2,500/qtl).
Sharp Fall: Rajkot (Gujarat) and Panipat (Haryana) with prices down to ₹500–₹600/qtl.
Moderate Strength: Many mandis in Punjab and Haryana crossed ₹2,000/qtl, showing stable demand.

Advice for Farmers:

Avoid selling immediately in high-arrival markets (Surat, Rajkot, Ludhiana) where prices are under pressure; hold stock if possible.
Take advantage of low-arrival markets (Bihar, Haryana) where prices are strong and profitable.
Farmers with storage facilities should consider holding onions as festive demand may push prices higher.
Focus on quality and packaging to secure the best possible rates.