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Key Takeaway
- Wholesale prices are primarily influenced by production, raw material availability, quality, and procurement volumes.
- Bihar remains a major production and trading region, making crop conditions and local procurement important price factors.
- Prices can vary significantly by grade, size, colour, moisture content, and processing quality.
- Seasonal procurement and inventory levels can create short-term price volatility.
- Comparing wholesale and retail trends helps identify changes in market margins and downstream pricing pressure.
About This Dataset
This dataset tracks wholesale prices of makhana (fox nut) in India, expressed in ₹/Kg, providing insight into price movements at the bulk-trading level. Wholesale prices are influenced by crop availability, production volumes, quality and grade, processing costs, trader demand, inventories, seasonal procurement, and movement through major trading markets. The dataset helps assess upstream price trends and the relationship between wholesale market conditions and retail pricing.
Methodology
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