Dear Farmers, green chilli cultivation is widespread across India, and its demand remains consistent throughout the year. However, due to seasonal changes, crop quality, and market supply conditions, the prices of green chillies often fluctuate. Today, major mandis in Haryana and Gujarat recorded different price trends, influenced by the quantity of arrivals and the quality of the produce.
In some mandis, prices declined slightly due to higher supply and limited demand, while in others, good quality green chillies received better rates. If you are planning to sell or purchase green chillies, this report will help you take informed decisions for maximum profitability.
Green Chilli Prices in Barara Mandi: Barara Mandi, the total arrival of green chillies was 0.29 tons. Prices ranged between ₹1200 and ₹2000 per quintal, while the model price was ₹1500 per quintal. Compared to the previous days, prices showed a slight decrease, likely due to increased arrivals and subdued demand in the market.
Green Chilli Prices in Gondal Mandi (Vegetable Market): Today, Gondal Mandi received 6.77 tons of green chillies. The price ranged from ₹500 to ₹2000 per quintal, with a model rate of ₹1250 per quintal. The prices remained almost stable compared to previous days, indicating steady demand and a balanced market scenario.
Green Chilli Prices in Khambhat Mandi: Khambhat Mandi recorded a total arrival of 0.7 tons of green chillies. Prices ranged from ₹1500 to ₹2500 per quintal, and the model price was ₹2000 per quintal. A slight increase in prices was observed, suggesting that the market here is witnessing moderate demand and that prices may continue to rise.
Green Chilli Prices in Mansa Mandi: Mansa Mandi, the arrival was very low at just 0.04 tons. Green chillies sold between ₹1000 and ₹3500 per quintal, with a model price of ₹3500 per quintal. Due to minimal arrivals, prices reached their peak, offering a great opportunity for sellers with good quality produce.
Green Chilli Prices in Surat Mandi: Surat Mandi recorded the highest arrival today at 80 tons. Prices ranged between ₹1500 and ₹4500 per quintal, and the model rate was ₹3000 per quintal. The high arrivals, combined with strong demand, have kept the prices competitive, especially for high-quality green chillies.
Where Should You Sell Green Chillies Today?
Farmers with premium quality green chillies can consider selling in Surat and Mansa mandis for maximum returns. For medium quality produce, Khambhat and Gondal mandis are ideal options. Prices in Barara Mandi were slightly lower today, so farmers should compare rates with nearby mandis before finalizing sales.
Green chilli prices are showing variation across different mandis in Haryana and Gujarat. Farmers are advised to stay updated with daily market trends and choose the right mandi based on the quality of their produce and prevailing prices. This strategy will help in achieving better profits and avoiding losses in the current market conditions.
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