Dry Chillies down 4.0% to ₹24,000
Dry Chillies's median across 18 mandis was ₹24,000 a quintal, against ₹25,000 on the previous market day. Cheapest ₹9,000 at Mahboob Manison APMC (Hyderabad, Telangana); dearest ₹33,000 at Bengaluru APMC (Bengaluru, Karnataka).
Key numbers
- Median
- ₹24,000
- Previous day
- ₹25,000
- Mandis
- 18
- Low – high
- ₹9,000 – ₹33,000
New Delhi: Against ₹25,000 on the previous market day (6 October 2026), the price is ₹1,000 lower (4.0%). 16 mandis reported that day, 18 today.
Dry Chillies prices came in from 18 mandis in 6 states today. The lowest was ₹9,000 and the highest ₹33,000; most of that gap is variety and quality.
Before you sell: compare two or three nearby mandis, add the cost of transport, and take the crop dried and graded — clean produce fetches a better price.
Dry Chillies: national median, day by day
- 5 Oct18 mandis
- 6 Oct16 mandis
- 7 Oct18 mandis
The number of reporting mandis changes daily; a day with far fewer or more mandis is a less reliable comparison.
Median by state
Every mandi →Highest- and lowest-paying mandis
Highest
- Bengaluru APMCBengaluru, Karnataka · Guntur₹33,000
- Fancy Bazaar APMCKamrup, Assam · Dry Chillies₹31,500
- Warangal APMCWarangal, Telangana · 2nd Sort₹29,200
- Warangal APMCWarangal, Telangana · Desi₹29,000
- Kakching Market APMCKakching, Manipur · Dry₹28,000
Lowest
- Mahboob Manison APMCHyderabad, Telangana · Dry Chillies₹9,000
- Warangal APMCWarangal, Telangana · Talu₹10,000
- Mahboob Manison APMCHyderabad, Telangana · Dry Chillies₹11,000
- Guntur APMCGuntur, Andhra Pradesh · White₹14,000
- Kalaburagi APMCKalaburagi, Karnataka · Local₹15,000
Modal price, ₹ a quintal. Variety and quality change the price.
This story was written automatically from Agmarknet's official/open data. Every number in it comes from that data — nothing is estimated. Spot a mistake? Write to kisansamacharofficial@gmail.com.
