π§Ί Azadpur Mandi Perishables Intelligence Report
"Smart Moves in the Fresh Market: What to Sell, When to Hold"
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Data Date: 20th June 2025
π Location: Azadpur Mandi, Delhi – Asia’s Largest Fruit & Vegetable Market
π₯ Audience: Farmers • Traders • Agri-Suppliers
π§ π₯ Section 1: Key Focus – Onion & Potato Trends
π§Ύ Commodity | π° Current Price (₹/kg) | π Change vs. Last Week | π Daily Arrival Volume (Tons) | π Quality Note |
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Onion (Red) | ₹15–₹20 | πΌ +₹2 | 1,200–1,400 | Medium to Good; few lots soggy |
Potato (Jyoti) | ₹12–₹15 | π½ -₹1 | 2,000–2,300 | Uniform size, cold-stored stock |
π§ Insight & Strategy:
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π Onion prices are rising due to reduced Maharashtra supply and moderate spoilage. Sell now if quality is strong.
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π§ Potato inflow remains stable with marginal softening. Hold if you have access to cold storage.
π π§π₯¬ Section 2: Perishables Update – Tomatoes, Garlic & Leafy Greens
π§Ύ Item | π° Current Price (₹/kg) | π Change | π Daily Arrival (Tons) | π₯ Spoilage/Glut Alerts |
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Tomato (Hybrid) | ₹20–₹26 | πΌ +₹4 | 1,000–1,200 | Slight glut in low-grade lots (₹15/kg) |
Garlic (Desi) | ₹90–₹110 | π½ -₹5 | 600–700 | Price softening due to UP arrivals |
Leafy Vegetables | ₹8–₹14 | ➖ Stable | 700–900 | Fast spoilage in hot, humid conditions |
π§ Fresh Market Notes:
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π Tomato prices are rising due to reduced Himachal arrivals. Sell Friday–Saturday for peak rates.
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π§ Garlic price correction due to increased UP supply. Hold premium garlic, avoid mass selling.
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π₯¬ Leafy greens are highly perishable; ensure morning auction; avoid Monday bulk dumps.
π§ Section 3: Cold Storage Insights
❄️ Storage Item | π️ Occupancy Status | πΈ Rental Rate (₹/month/quintal) | ⏳ Recommended Hold Duration |
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Potato | 85–90% full | ₹160–₹180 | Till August |
Garlic | 70% full | ₹200–₹220 | Max 3 months |
Onion (Nashik) | 60% full | ₹150–₹170 | Hold for July–Aug spike |
π§ Cold Storage Strategy:
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❗ Storage nearing saturation in Narela, Sonipat areas – book early.
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π Prioritize storing onion & potato if rates fall midweek.
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❄️ Avoid storing leafy or moisture-sensitive perishables – high spoilage risk.
⏰ Section 4: Strategic Selling Advice
π¦ Item | π Sell or Hold? | π️ Best Selling Days | π¦️ Weather Factor Impact |
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Onion | ✅ Sell Now | Fri–Sat (bulk buyers active) | Humidity may impact shelf life |
Potato | ⚠️ Hold (if cold store) | Tuesday–Thursday (bulk movement) | Stable due to controlled storage |
Tomato | ✅ Sell Now | Friday–Saturday | Prices may dip if weekend rains hit |
Garlic | ⚠️ Hold (premium lots) | Wed–Thu | Spoilage increases in moisture |
Leafy Veg | ✅ Sell Daily Early | Every morning | Avoid post-noon due to heat damage |
⚠️ Section 5: Mandi Saturation & Risk Alerts
π·️ Alert Type | π Current Status |
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π§Ί Excess Arrival | Tomatoes & Leafy vegetables (esp. from Haryana) |
π Auction Delays | Midday auctions delayed due to load overflow |
π Price Crash Risk | High for leafy vegetables post-Saturday |
π¨ Cold Store Queue | Growing for potatoes & onions in NCR belt |
π Section 6: Weekend Price Trend Forecast (Fri–Sun)
π§Ύ Commodity | π Expected Trend | π¬ Reason |
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Onion | πΌ Slight Rise (₹1–2/kg) | Demand from hotels, marriage caterers |
Potato | ➖ Stable | Ample cold-stored buffer |
Tomato | πΌ Up by ₹3/kg | Lower arrivals + high urban demand |
Garlic | π½ Slight Drop | UP arrivals expected to peak Saturday |
Leafy Greens | π½ Fall Expected | Spoilage + excess by Sunday |
✅ Final Recommendations for Stakeholders
π₯ Group | π― Action Plan |
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Farmers | π’ Target Friday/Saturday sales for tomatoes and onions. Use cold store for potatoes. |
Traders | π Monitor garlic influx from UP, plan bulk buying midweek. Avoid late leafy procurement. |
Wholesalers | π¦ Expect better returns in Delhi-NCR if supply is aligned before Sunday. |
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