Arhar (Tuvar) Weekly Report
06-Sep-2025 07:33 PM
Maharashtra (Solapur)
The average price was ₹6,800/quintal. The prices showed a gradual increase during the week. The highest price in Solapur market this week was ₹6,800 and the lowest price was ₹6,700/quintal.
Amravati
The average price was ₹6,400/quintal. There was stability in the initial days but an increase was seen during the weekend. The highest price was ₹6,450 and the lowest was ₹6,425/quintal.
Akola
The average price was ₹6,800/quintal. The prices remained almost stable throughout the week.
Karnataka (Gulbarga)
The prices remained stable in the range of ₹6,000-6,700/quintal throughout the week.
Mumbai Port
Mozambique Tuar: declined by ₹100 to ₹5,500/quintal from ₹5,650/quintal on Monday to close at ₹6,125/quintal. Mumbai Lemon: declined by ₹75 from Monday to close at ₹6,150/quintal.
International Market Burma Lemon (CNF):
Steady at $700/MT. Tanzania (Mtwara, Arusha): Steady in the $500/MT range throughout the week.
Mozambique (Gajari): Ended the week at $525/MT up by $5.
Tur Dal
Fatka Sortex (Latur, Katni, Gulbarga): Averaged ₹9,700–₹10,000/quintal. There was pressure on prices to fall throughout the week.
Crop status
The rains in Maharashtra and Karnataka are causing damage to the crop. The Meteorological Department has predicted more rains in many states in September. The crop does not need rain at this time, the month of September is important for the crop. Looking at the current situation, the production this year may be less than 30 lakh tonnes.
Imports
Imports from April to July were 2,88,558.5 tonnes, which is 13,164.8 tonnes more than 2,75,394 tonnes in the same period last year. Myanmar exported 2,19,817.5 tonnes of tur from January to August, which is 17,406 tonnes more than 2,02,411.5 tonnes in the same period last year. Imports from Africa have started, this year the production there is expected to be around 10 lakh tonnes. Increasing global production and availability has created an environment of falling international prices, which is affecting the domestic markets.
Future
Prices may remain under pressure due to increasing imports from abroad. The coming time will depend on the weather. If the weather remains unfavorable, the prices of exporters may also increase.