Are you waiting to sell your green chili crop at the right price, or eager to know the latest market trends? Today's market update is crucial for you. From the Gondal Market in Gujarat to the Patti Market in Punjab and the Jahangabad and Gulavti markets in Uttar Pradesh, there has been significant fluctuation in the prices of green chilies. While high-quality chilies have provided relief to farmers in some areas, heavy arrivals have caused prices to drop in others. Read on to find out where and how you can sell your crop at the best price.
Gondal (Vegetable Market): In Gujarat's Gondal Market, today's total arrival of green chilies was 11.78 tons. The minimum price recorded was ₹1,000 per quintal, the maximum price was ₹4,000 per quintal, and the model price was ₹2,500 per quintal. Prices in Gondal varied based on the quality of the crop, which was satisfactory for both farmers and traders.
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Green Chili Rate in Punjab: Patti Market: In the Patti Market, today's arrival of green chilies was 0.2 tons. The minimum price was ₹2,500 per quintal, the maximum price was ₹3,000 per quintal, and the model price was ₹2,600 per quintal. Despite the low arrival, the prices remained satisfactory, and there was strong demand for high-quality chilies.
Gulavti Market: The Gulavti Market, today's total arrival of green chilies was 0.1 tons. The minimum price recorded was ₹3,100 per quintal, the maximum price was ₹3,300 per quintal, and the model price was ₹3,200 per quintal. This market had the highest prices of the day, providing relief to farmers.
Jahangabad Market: Jahangabad Market, today's arrival of green chilies was a massive 119.8 tons. The minimum price was ₹1,000 per quintal, the maximum price was ₹1,002 per quintal, and the model price was ₹1,001 per quintal. Due to the high arrivals, the prices were relatively low, attracting traders to this market.
Analysis: Today's market prices for green chilies clearly show that the quality of the crop, arrivals, and demand directly impact prices. The ₹3,200 per quintal in the Gulavti Market offered good profit for farmers. On the other hand, the heavy arrivals in the Jahangabad Market led to lower prices, giving traders the opportunity to purchase at a lower cost.
Farmers should focus on maintaining the quality of their crops and understand the latest price trends in the markets to sell at the right time and location. This strategy can help improve their income and provide better profits.
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