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Today’s Latest Rice Market Prices: Updates from Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh Mandis

Rice Prices in Uttar Pradesh

Fresh data on rice prices and arrivals from major markets across the country has been released. While rice arrivals remained very low in Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh reported higher inflows across its mandis.

In Maharashtra’s Alibagh and Murud markets, rice prices stood steady between ₹2,500 and ₹2,700 per quintal with just 1 tonne of arrivals. Meanwhile, in Uttar Pradesh, today’s mandi prices ranged widely from ₹2,700 to ₹3,650 per quintal, reflecting both strong demand and variation in arrivals.

For farmers and traders, these latest mandi price updates are vital to understanding the market trend and making the right selling decisions.

State-wise Rice Market Prices (₹/Quintal) and Arrivals (in Tonnes):

State	Market	Arrivals (T)	Variety	Min Price	Max Price
Maharashtra	Alibagh	1	Other	2500	2700
	Murud	1	Other	2500	2700
Uttar Pradesh	Achnera	5	III	3390	3430
	Bangarmau	72	III	3130	3230
	Banthra	133.5	Mota	2708	2728
	Firozabad	65	General	3300	3520
	Ghaziabad	120	III	3350	3450
	Ghiror	39	III	3350	3550
	Gurusarai	0.6	III	3400	3650
	Jahangirabad	1.7	III	3145	3355
	Kasganj	55	III	3420	3480
	Lalganj	6	General	3100	3200
	Madhoganj	101	General	3150	3200
	Mahoba	5	General	3200	3330
	Mauranipur	1.5	III	3350	3550
	Orai	8	General	3380	3500
	Raebareli	165.5	General	3160	3200
	Sandila	73	General	3140	3220
	Shahabad (New Mandi)	50	General	3140	3220
	Tulsipur	3.5	III	3180	3260

Rice Price & Arrival Analysis (August 18, 2025):

Maharashtra: Alibagh and Murud markets, rice prices remained stable at ₹2,500–₹2,700 per quintal despite very low arrivals (1 tonne each). This indicates no major price volatility for now.

Uttar Pradesh: Uttar Pradesh showed a wide range of arrivals and prices across its mandis:

The highest price was recorded at Gurusarai (₹3,650/quintal), with arrivals of just 0.6 tonnes.
The lowest price was seen in Banthra (₹2,708/quintal), which also had a high arrival of 133.5 tonnes.
Raebareli reported the largest arrival (165.5 tonnes), with prices between ₹3,160 and ₹3,200.
Markets such as Firozabad, Ghiror, and Mauranipur saw prices climb above ₹3,500 per quintal, supported by limited arrivals.

Farmer & Trader Tips:

Farmers can benefit by selling in high-price mandis like Gurusarai, Mauranipur, and Firozabad.
In high-arrival mandis such as Raebareli and Banthra, prices are likely to remain comparatively stable and lower.
Low-arrival but high-price markets (like Gurusarai and Mauranipur) may also offer traders profitable opportunities.
Farmers are advised to maintain quality produce and target nearby mandis offering the highest returns.