Garlic an essential ingredient in every Indian kitchen, sees its prices fluctuate daily across the country. In this article, we will explore the market rates for garlic on August 30, 2024, in the mandis of Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. If you're interested in knowing the latest prices, this article is for you.
Garlic market price in Kairana: Kairana, the arrival of garlic was 0.4 tons. The minimum price recorded was ₹5,400 per quintal, while the maximum price was ₹5,500 per quintal. The modal price stood at ₹5,450 per quintal. If you are planning to purchase garlic from Kairana, this information could be highly beneficial for you.
Garlic market rate in Kosi Kalan: Kosi Kalan, the prices of desi (local) garlic reached their peak today. The market saw an arrival of 3 tons, with the minimum price at ₹14,800 per quintal, the maximum price at ₹15,000 per quintal, and the modal price at ₹14,900 per quintal. The prices in Kosi Kalan have been notably higher compared to other markets.
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Garlic market rate in Nautanwa: Nautanwa, a small yet important agricultural market, recorded an arrival of 0.05 tons of average-quality garlic today. The minimum price here was ₹12,130 per quintal, the maximum price was ₹12,350 per quintal, and the modal price was ₹12,255 per quintal. Prices have remained stable in this market.
Garlic mandi bhav in Jalore: Jalore considered a major garlic market in Rajasthan, recorded an arrival of 0.4 tons of garlic today. The minimum price was ₹16,000 per quintal, the maximum price was ₹17,000 per quintal, and the modal price stood at ₹16,500 per quintal.
Garlic mandi bhav in Sri Ganganagar (Fruit and Vegetable Market): Sri Ganganagar, another key market in Rajasthan, has been in the spotlight today for garlic prices. The arrival here was 20 tons, with a minimum price of ₹16,300 per quintal, a maximum price of ₹16,700 per quintal, and a modal price of ₹16,500 per quintal. Prices in the Sri Ganganagar market have remained stable.
Conclusion: Garlic prices in Jalore and Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, were higher compared to the markets in Uttar Pradesh, where Kairana recorded relatively lower prices. However, the prices of local garlic in Kosi Kalan were significantly higher than in other markets.
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