Rice market prices on august 13, 2026: mumbai reaches ₹11,000, up markets start at ₹2,100

Rice prices showed a major difference across markets on (August 13, 2026). Mumbai Market recorded the highest maximum price of ₹11,000 per quintal, while rice in several Uttar Pradesh markets was trading around ₹2,100–₹3,500 per quintal. The wide variation means farmers need to compare market rates carefully before deciding where to sell their produce.

Mumbai Market recorded the highest arrivals in the report at 273.3 tonnes, while Azamgarh Market received 162.61 tonnes. Despite the substantial arrivals in Mumbai, rice prices remained significantly higher than those reported in many Uttar Pradesh markets.

Latest mandi price data provides market-wise information on rice varieties, arrivals and minimum and maximum prices across Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh. These figures can help farmers understand the prevailing rates before taking their produce to market.

Rice Arrivals and Prices Across Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh (August 13, 2026):

Arrival and Price Comparison:

1. Maharashtra recorded stronger rice arrivals than Uttar Pradesh across the markets covered in this report. Mumbai Market recorded the highest arrivals at 273.3 tonnes, followed by Sangli with 136 tonnes, Shri Siddheshwar with 76.6 tonnes, Ulhasnagar with 59 tonnes and Pune with 53 tonnes.
2. Uttar Pradesh, Azamgarh Market recorded the highest arrivals at 162.61 tonnes. Shohratgarh followed with 73.94 tonnes, while Shahganj and Lucknow recorded arrivals of 66.2 tonnes and 60 tonnes, respectively.
3. Terms of maximum prices, Mumbai Market recorded the highest rate at ₹11,000 per quintal. Lucknow followed with a maximum of ₹9,608, while Kolhapur (Laxmipuri) reached ₹9,400 and Sangli recorded up to ₹9,000 per quintal.
4. Prices for common rice were considerably lower in several Uttar Pradesh markets. Rae Bareli recorded ₹2,100–₹2,200 per quintal, while Azamgarh reported ₹2,400–₹3,200.01 per quintal. The data highlights the substantial price differences based on rice variety, quality and market conditions.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Check prices in multiple markets according to the variety and quality of your rice before deciding where to sell.
2. Do not select a market solely on the basis of its maximum quoted price. Compare the net price after transportation, handling and other selling expenses.
3. Keep premium-quality and higher-grade rice separate from ordinary produce, as quality can lead to significant price differences.
4. Farmers with suitable storage facilities may consider staggered selling based on market demand and prevailing prices rather than selling the entire stock at once.
5. Before taking rice to the market, pay attention to cleaning, grading and moisture levels, as these factors can affect the price offered by buyers.

(FAQs):

1. What was the highest rice price on August 13, 2026?

The highest maximum rice price reported was ₹11,000 per quintal in Mumbai Market, Maharashtra.

2. Which market recorded the highest rice arrivals?

Mumbai Market recorded the highest arrivals at 273.3 tonnes, according to the data covered in this report.

3. What was the rice price in Azamgarh Market?

Azamgarh Market recorded ₹2,400 to ₹3,200.01 per quintal for common rice, with arrivals of 162.61 tonnes.

4. Which Uttar Pradesh market recorded the lowest minimum rice price?

Rae Bareli Market recorded the lowest minimum price among the listed Uttar Pradesh markets at ₹2,100 per quintal.

5. What should farmers check before selling rice?

Farmers should compare rice market prices today, variety, quality, arrivals, transportation costs, moisture level and grading requirements before choosing a market. Comparing the final net price can help farmers make a better selling decision.