π½️ Essential Commodities Market Insight – Delhi
π️ Date: 21st June 2025
π Category Focus: Pulses | Spices | Tea | Sugar
π Format: Market Snapshot + Cultivation Trends + Smart Buyer Tips
π₯ Audience: Consumers | Traders | Analysts
π 1. MARKET PRICE SNAPSHOT – DELHI LOCAL RETAIL
π Commodity | ₹ Price/kg | π Trend | π¦ Demand-Supply |
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Toor Dal | ₹130–₹145 | πΊ Slight Rise | Medium demand; tight supply |
Chana Dal | ₹75–₹85 | ➖ Stable | Good availability |
Jeera (Cumin) | ₹630–₹680 | π» Falling | High arrivals; weak exports |
Turmeric | ₹140–₹160 | πΊ Rising | Festival demand starting |
Black Tea (Loose) | ₹260–₹320 | πΊ Gradual Rise | Moderate demand |
Sugar (Loose) | ₹43–₹47 | ➖ Stable | Steady supply from mills |
π 2. SUPPLY-DEMAND TRENDS & BUYER BEHAVIOR
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π Toor Dal: Lower imports and tight Maharashtra arrivals keeping prices firm.
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π️ Chana Dal: Good stocks from Madhya Pradesh; preferred by price-conscious buyers.
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π Jeera: Over-supply post-harvest and export delays due to Middle East logistic issues.
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π Turmeric: Spurt in buying ahead of monsoon festivals (Shravan, Rakhi).
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π« Tea: Assam crop hit by erratic rains; Darjeeling premium segment gaining urban demand.
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π¬ Sugar: Govt-controlled prices; low volatility; households buying in bulk for monsoon storage.
π± 3. CULTIVATION & PRICE FACTORS
πΎ Commodity | π¨πΎ Sowing/Harvest Status | π Price Factor |
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Toor | Kharif sowing underway | Delayed monsoon may reduce acreage |
Chana | Off-season | Carryover stock available |
Jeera | Just harvested | Export slump pulling price down |
Turmeric | New crop stored | High moisture levels affect quality |
Tea | Plucking ongoing | Rains affect yield, quality premium rising |
Sugarcane | Healthy crop | Mill stocks sufficient, capped price rise |
πΏ 4. NICHE & PREMIUM MARKET TRENDS
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✅ Organic Turmeric & Jeera: Selling ₹30–₹50/kg higher in urban grocery stores.
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☕ Green Tea & Herbal Blends: 20% jump in demand among health-conscious buyers.
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π© Low-GI Sugar Alternatives (Stevia, Coconut Sugar): Small but growing segment.
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π¦ Packaged Premium Dals: Brands offering vacuum-sealed pulses with 1-year shelf life.
π‘ 5. SMART HOUSEHOLD SAVING TIPS
✔ Bulk Buy Non-perishables: Buy dal, tea, and sugar during supermarket combo offers.
✔ Check MRP vs Local Rates: Local kirana often beats branded MRP by ₹5–10/kg.
✔ Grade Selection Tip: Medium quality turmeric and tea gives same flavor at 20% less price.
✔ Go Seasonal: Avoid buying Jeera at peak; prices likely to fall further post monsoon.
π£ CONCLUSION
π Market remains stable to firm in most items.
π― Buyers should stock selectively, focusing on bulk discounts and non-premium grades.
π§️ Monsoon impact on dals and spices may trigger mild upward price movement in July.
π Stay tuned with Harvest Track Research for fresh updates, price alerts, and smart household strategies every week.
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