Tur Market Gains — Weekly Rise of up to ₹250 at Several Centers
11-Oct-2025 08:23 AM
Tur Market Gains — Weekly Rise of up to ₹250 at Several Centers
This week, major tur (pigeon pea) markets across India witnessed firm prices. The domestic uptrend is mainly attributed to lower arrivals and steady international prices.
Solapur Market
Prices in Solapur rose from ₹6,750 to ₹7,000 per quintal — a weekly gain of ₹250.
Compared to the September average of ₹6,600, prices are up by ₹400, and ₹200 higher than in July.
Lower local arrivals and improved demand from mills are supporting the uptrend.
Latur
Latur prices moved up from ₹6,800 to ₹6,970 per quintal, an increase of ₹170.
Rates are ₹370 higher than September and ₹350 above August levels.
Akola
In Akola, tur prices climbed from ₹6,950 to ₹7,050 per quintal — up by ₹100 during the week.
Prices are ₹350 higher than September and ₹250 above August.
Mumbai
Mozambique Tur: Steady at ₹5,500 per quintal. Up ₹150 from September but ₹150 lower than August.
Lemon Tur: Stable at ₹6,300 per quintal. ₹175 higher than the September average of ₹6,125 and ₹125 higher than August.
In Chennai, prices edged up slightly from ₹6,275 to ₹6,300 per quintal (+₹25), marking gains of ₹150 over September and ₹125 over August.
Demand from southern millers is gradually improving.
International Market
Burma Tur (C&F): Steady at $710 per tonne — up $47 from September and $15 from August.
Tanzania Mtwara Tur (C&F): Stable at $550 per tonne — $30 higher than September.
Domestic prices remain below the MSP of ₹8,000 per quintal but are showing consistent strength.
If arrivals stay limited and demand persists, further price gains are likely in the coming weeks.
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