The average wholesale price of onion in Nasik, which was ruling at Rs 20/kg early this month, has now declined to Rs 11/kg, as per official...

Spot wholesale onion prices crashed from Rs 14/kg to Rs 9/kg on news of the raids.

The consumer affairs ministry is closely monitoring onion prices, which are ruling high in the range of Rs 40-50 per kg in most retail mark...

As per all India average retail price, the prices have increased from Rs 15 per kg to Rs 28.94 per kg, says the Food ministry.

India's onion exports had doubled in 2016-17 over the previous year.

SFAC will procure these two commodities to check price rise in the Delhi-NCR market and will later look at other major cities, the official...

Government today slashed the minimum export price (MEP) of onion by a steep $ 200, $ 50 more than what the Union Cabinet decided yesterday.

With speculators out of picture with the govt taking steps to prevent hoarding, and ample supplies coming to the market, prices are expecte...

Against an increase of 80% in wholesale prices during June, prices have remained stable and in fact declined slightly in the second half of...

Despite the confidence of traders about a shortfall of bulb towards the end of the rainy season, move to import onions is expect to put cap...

No government agency has authentic data available about the progress in sowing after the revival of rains in the country.

According to an official, reduction in onion MEP was due to moderation in the prices of the bulb in domestic market.

Onion exports in August had come down substantially to 29,000 tonne after a minimum floor price was imposed on shipping them in the oversea...

With rising onion prices keeping the government on tenterhooks, Congress today suspected "some conspiracy" by middlemen at the behest of fo...

To curb rising onion prices, the government today hiked the minimum export price (MEP) of the vegetable to $ 900 per tonne.

Cooperative major Nafed may float a tender early next week for importing onions to boost domestic supplies.

Investors’ platter is set to get a new flavour this week as the world’s largest produced and consumed vegetable, onion, would no longer be ...