Rice Price in Punjab

40204007 1 earthon organic pohaavalakki
Earthon Organic Poha/Avalakki, 500 g

Earthon’s Organic Flattened Rice (Poha) is the best quality, made from organically grown dehusked rice which is flattened into flat light dry flakes, no preservative,

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BB Royal Avalakki – Medium, 1 kg

Avalakki Medium is oval-shaped and has a slightly thinner texture than thick poha. This cereal is made by flattening de-husked rice. These are rigid, bland-tasting,

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Safe Harvest Wheat Sharbati, 1 kg

Safe harvest’s Whole wheat is procured from a tribal women’s farmer collective in the hinterlands of Madhya Pradesh. It has been carefully grown to ensure

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Super Saver Idli Rice, 2 kg

Idli rice is used extensively to make Idlis. Idlis are a great source of carbohydrates and protein hence provide energy to the body. Make these

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Vijay Idli Rava, 1 kg

Vijay Rava Idli is made of the finest ingredients used to make rava idli. It is boiled and perfectly grounded into rice granules to give

40201356 1 safe harvest red poha
Safe Harvest Red Poha, 500 g

We source our Red Poha from a smallholder farmers collective in Aurangabad, Maharashtra. The farmers flatten the pesticide-free rice into Poha in manually operated grinders.

Rice Price in Punjab

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Farmers in Punjab are getting better prices for the early variety of Basmati rice after its arrival in the grain markets of the state. The price of basmati in the last year’s crop was anywhere between Rs 1,651 and 2,200 per quintal. The early variety of Basmati has now started to reach the markets of Amritsar and Tarn Taran. Farmers have been getting prices between Rs 2,350 and 2,891 per quintal compared to Rs 1,651 to 2,200 last year.

Last year, basmati was trading at its highest rate in the international market but farmers were getting the lowest prices on the domestic market. The government must bring in a policy that plugs the gaps in the prices. Last year, farmers had increased their area under 1509 acreage but they faced huge losses due to the crash in prices. In addition, farmers are protesting in the capital demanding the legalization of MSP for all crops.

According to Harsh Girdhar, the vice-president of Bhartiya Vyapar Mandal, the price of basmati has been rising. He has cited several reasons for the high basmati price including a decrease in sowing area in 1121, new markets for basmati in Iraq and Iran, and the global grain crisis caused by the Russia-Ukraine conflict. In addition, basmati prices have reached their peak for this season and may fall again before Chinese New Year.

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