June 29, 2025 Onion Price Report: Rates Touch ₹1450 in Gonda and Etawah Mandis – Strong Recovery in UP Markets

Dear Farmers, After a long period of sluggishness, the onion market in Uttar Pradesh is finally showing signs of revival. On June 29, 2025, several key mandis in the state witnessed a significant surge in onion prices. This unexpected rise has brought fresh hope to onion-growing farmers across the region.

In Gonda and Etawah mandis, prices touched ₹1450 per quintal, marking a sharp jump of ₹200–₹350 per quintal compared to the previous week. Other mandis like Bulandshahr, Jhansi, Saharanpur, and Muzaffarnagar also saw upward trends, signaling that the market is responding to strong demand and falling supply. According to experts, if this trend continues, onion prices could climb even higher in the coming days.

Want to know which mandi offered the best price and where you should sell for maximum profit? Read this complete report and make informed decisions at the right time!

Price Movement from June 23 to June 29 – Mandi-wise Comparison:

Where Did Prices Rise the Most?

• Etawah mandi saw the sharpest rise, with onion prices increasing by ₹350 per quintal—the highest jump of the week.
• Gonda and Bulandshahr mandis also reported strong gains, with prices reaching the ₹1400–₹1450 range.
• In Western UP, mandis like Saharanpur, Muzaffarnagar, and Shamli recorded gains of ₹150–₹200 per quintal, providing relief for small and marginal farmers.
• Mandis in Noida, Barabanki, and Ballia also saw prices climbing above ₹1300, indicating good demand and improving market sentiment.

Advisory for Farmers:

• If you are holding good-quality onions, consider bringing them to the market soon, as prices are currently on an upward trend.

• Mandis like Gonda, Etawah, Jhansi, and Bulandshahr are offering ₹1400–₹1450 per quintal, which are considered good rates for this season.
• In areas where prices are still low, it may be wise to wait a few more days if you can store your stock safely, as the market trend remains positive.

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