Peas Weekly Report
06-Sep-2025 07:44 PM
The markets witnessed fluctuations throughout the week. The market was affected by rumours of increase in import duty.
Uttar Pradesh
Kanpur billi price fell from ₹3,600 to ₹3,550/quintal, in Lalitpur it increased by ₹50 from Monday to Friday and closed at ₹3,250/quintal. In Rath, the prices remained stable at ₹3,200–3,300/quintal throughout the week.
Madhya Pradesh
In Damoh Mandi, it was ₹3,175–3,250 at the beginning of the week, after slight improvement it closed at ₹3,200–3,350.
Port
Mumbai Port Canada increased by ₹50 to ₹3,550/quintal, Russia improved by ₹25 to reach ₹3,300/quintal. Mundra Port Canada which was at ₹3,275–3,300/quintal on Monday declined to ₹3,175 on Friday and Russian peas declined by ₹25 to ₹3,175. Russian peas at Kolkata Port traded in the range of ₹3,350–3,450 throughout the week, while Canada peas rose ₹100 to ₹3,800.
International Market (CNF)
Mundra, Canada Bulk Vessel prices declined from $305/tonne to $300/tonne and Kolkata, Canada Bulk Vessel remained steady at $305/MT throughout the week.
Pea Dal
Kanpur averaged ₹3,800–3,950/quintal throughout the week and Bhatapara (Chhattisgarh) remained steady at ₹5,800/quintal throughout the week.
In domestic markets, pea prices remained stable at some places, while Kolkata and Mundra witnessed slight uptrend. In the international market, Canadian pea CNF prices closed down by $5 at $300/MT, which also put pressure on the domestic markets.
Import
2.37 lakh tonnes of pea import is expected in India from April to July, which was 9.32 lakh tonnes during the same period last year, i.e. pea import was 6.94 lakh tonnes less during this period. Due to the huge imports last year, the availability of peas at the port is still good. According to the information received, 3.37 lakh tonnes of pea stock is available at Mundra, Hazira and Kandla ports on September 1.
Pea production abroad
Figures are coming out that pea production in Canada will reach 35 lakh tonnes during 2025 and a record 50 lakh tonnes in Russia, which clearly indicates that the availability of peas abroad will be good. China has imposed a heavy import duty on Canadian peas, forcing Canada to export to India at lower prices.
Future
Increased availability abroad is indicating further fall in prices, which may impact Indian markets.