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Highest & Lowest Priced Commodities Today (2026-06-20)
Market data for June 20, 2026, highlights Black pepper as the highest-priced commodity at 74,250 INR, while Sponge gourd recorded the lowest price at 1,460 INR.
Latest Government Market Data Available: 20 June 2026
Data Source:AGMARKNET (Government of India)
High-Value Commodities Analysis
On June 20, 2026, the Indian agricultural markets observed significant price variations across different categories. Black pepper emerged as the most expensive commodity, trading at a peak price of 74,250 INR. This was followed by Jasmine at 47,500 INR and Coconut Oil at 34,400 INR. The plantation and spice sectors maintained a strong lead in valuation, with Arecanut (Betelnut/Supari) priced at 29,300 INR and Cashewnuts at 26,800 INR.
In the floriculture and specialty crop segments, Marigold (Calcutta) reached 21,167 INR. Other notable high-value commodities included Dry Chillies at 20,500 INR and Mushrooms at 19,542 INR. Industrial and vegetable crops such as Rubber and Green Peas also featured in the top ten list, priced at 18,300 INR and 17,750 INR respectively. These figures represent the upper tier of market transactions for the day.
Low-Value Commodities and Staples
Conversely, the lower end of the price spectrum was dominated by seasonal vegetables and essential food grains. Sponge gourd recorded the lowest market price at 1,460 INR. Other vegetables in this bracket included Pumpkin at 1,679 INR and Water Melon at 1,725 INR.
Cereals and staples showed relatively stable but low pricing compared to commercial crops. Maize was traded at 1,818 INR, while Barley (Jau) stood at 2,176 INR. Mango (Raw-Ripe) was priced at 2,182 INR, followed by Bajra (Pearl Millet/Cumbu) at 2,220 INR. The list of lowest-priced commodities is rounded off by Ladies Finger at 2,333 INR, Bottle gourd at 2,348 INR, and Wheat at 2,400 INR. This data provides a comprehensive overview of the price floor across Indian mandis for the specified date.