Avocado Wholesale Price in Hyderabad — Gaddiannaram Mandi Data
The Gaddiannaram fruit market in Hyderabad, Telangana, is India's most liquid avocado mandi — the one APMC market where avocado appears in the daily AGMARKNET report reliably, in lots from the southern growing belts and mixed import arrivals. Its modal price is the anchor of the national India wholesale benchmark on this platform.
This page tracks the avocado wholesale price in Hyderabad in INR per kilogram: the daily Gaddiannaram min, max and modal quotes from AGMARKNET, the day-by-day trend, and the quick-commerce retail prices serving the city — with an indicative USD conversion.
Market snapshot — as of 2026-10-12: the average wholesale price in Hyderabad stands at ₹150.00/kg, the wholesale average at ₹151.61/kg and the retail average at ₹305.31/kg. All figures are recomputed daily from scanned market data.
Indicative USD equivalent: $2.31/kg across the latest observations.
Gaddiannaram's lots are predominantly domestic green-skin and Fuerte-type avocado from smallholder orchards across the southern growing belts, with some mixed import lots. Imported Hass rarely passes through APMC markets — it sells through the modern import trade instead.
Projected 7-day average — linear trend fit over the recent series, aligned with the CIRAD-style weekly read.
Reading the Gaddiannaram report
Gaddiannaram's daily quote is raw trade. The minimum–maximum band on a given day can span two-fold, because a mixed lot of smallholder fruit combines sizes, quality and origin; the modal price — the day's most-traded level — filters that band down to the market's true clearing price and is the number tracked as the benchmark.
Because avocado is still thin in most APMC markets, Gaddiannaram's consistency is what makes it the reference: when other mandis do report avocado, their quotes are read against Hyderabad's level. For domestic growers in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and the Coorg belt, this is the price of record.
Wholesale floor and retail ceiling
Hyderabad illustrates India's two-channel market in one city. The mandi moves mixed domestic lots near the national floor — roughly ₹150/kg at the modal — while quick-commerce platforms deliver imported and premium fruit to the city's consumers at several times that, cold chain and ripening included.
For sellers, the read is straightforward: graded, consistent lots earn a premium over the modal; for buyers, the mandi floor versus the app-based ceiling defines the distribution margin available to anyone who can bridge the two channels with quality control.
Data sources & methodology
How these prices are collected
Wholesale rows are the AGMARKNET daily mandi price reports — the Government of India's official APMC data — with the Gaddiannaram fruit market (Hyderabad) covered first and other markets included when avocado is reported. AGMARKNET quotes min, max and modal prices per kilogram; the modal is the tracked benchmark.
Retail rows are collected from India's major grocery and quick-commerce platforms serving Hyderabad and normalized to INR per kilogram, using declared pack weights where available and an average fruit weight of ≈180 g otherwise. The USD conversion is indicative at a fixed rate.
Prices are informational market intelligence in INR, not financial or trading advice. Averages are recomputed regularly from the latest scanned market data and are quoted per kilogram.
Frequently asked questions
What is the avocado price in Gaddiannaram market today?
The live Gaddiannaram modal price from the latest AGMARKNET report is shown in the statistics section above, in INR per kilogram, with the min–max band and the recent trend alongside.
Why is Gaddiannaram the reference mandi for Indian avocado prices?
Because it is the most liquid avocado market in the APMC system — the one mandi where avocado appears reliably in the daily AGMARKNET report. Its modal price anchors the national India wholesale benchmark.
How wide is the Gaddiannaram avocado price band?
Wide — a single day's minimum and maximum can differ two-fold, because mandi lots mix sizes, quality and origin. The modal price filters the band down to the day's actual clearing level, which is why it is the benchmark tracked on this page.