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Potato Rate Surge This Week: Record-Breaking Rates in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra Ujjain, Indore, Pune, and Sangli See Prices Double!

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Big news for farmers and traders! This week has witnessed an unexpected surge in potato prices, with key markets in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra reporting nearly double the rates compared to last week. Particularly in Ujjain, Indore, Pune, and Sangli, both local and other varieties of potatoes have hit record levels.

If you have a stock of potatoes, now could be an excellent opportunity to maximize profits. In this report, we present a complete analysis of the latest potato market prices, state-wise updates, and price trends from 19th to 25th September 2025. Let’s explore the current scenario across major potato markets in the country and strategies that farmers can adopt to benefit the most.

Potato Market Prices - 19th to 25th September 2025:

State / Market Variety 19-09-2025 (₹/quintal) 25-09-2025 (₹/quintal) Increase (₹/quintal)
Madhya Pradesh        
Ujjain Potato 250 920 670
Morena Potato 700 800 100
Harda (F&V) Desi 1500 1650 150
Indore Local 689 1077 388
Sagar (F&V) Other 1100 1200 100
Maharashtra        
Akola Other 1200 1300 100
Jalgaon Other 1100 1300 200
Nashik Other 1400 1550 150
Pune Local 1400 1800 400
Sangli (Phale, Bhajipura Market) Local 1400 1600 200
Vashi, New Mumbai Other 1200 1300 100

Price Trends and Analysis:

  • The sharpest price jump was recorded in Ujjain, where rates skyrocketed from ₹250 to ₹920 per quintal. In Indore, local potatoes increased from ₹689 to ₹1,077.
  • Markets in Maharashtra also witnessed significant growth Pune saw local potato prices rise from ₹1,400 to ₹1,800, while Sangli experienced an increase from ₹1,400 to ₹1,600. Though previous data for Chandrapur was unavailable, this week recorded prices at ₹1,600.
  • Moderate growth was observed in Morena and Sagar, while Harda saw Desi potatoes increase from ₹1,500 to ₹1,650.

Recommendations for Farmers

  1. Selling high-quality potatoes in Ujjain, Indore, Pune, and Sangli could yield maximum profit.
  2. In markets where prices remain relatively low, holding stocks could lead to better rates in the coming week.
  3. With the upward trend continuing in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, farmers should plan in advance whether to sell immediately or dispatch to the markets.
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