Modal price
₹5,343.75 per quintal
Range ₹3,437.50 – ₹7,625 per quintal
first arrival in 30 days · 1 market reporting
Pear (Marasebu) Rate Today in Shopian Mandi
Prices of 29 Sep 2026 (arrival date)
Source: Agmarknet via data.gov.in, Government Open Data Licence · fetched 21 Oct 2026, 9:01 PM IST (data.gov.in)
No new arrivals since 29 Sep 2026 — showing the last reported prices
Pear (Marasebu) by market
| Market | Modal | Change |
|---|---|---|
| APMC/MAC Shopian Chinese Sand Pear (Nakh) · Grade B ₹3,437.50 – ₹4,062.50 | ₹3,750 | first arrival |
| APMC/MAC Shopian Chinese Sand Pear (Nakh) · Grade A ₹6,250 – ₹7,625 | ₹6,937.50 | first arrival |
30-day modal price trend
- High
- ₹5,344 on 29 Sep
- Low
- ₹5,344 on 29 Sep
- Average
- ₹5,344
Last 30 days
| Date | Modal | Change |
|---|---|---|
| ₹5,343.75 | — |
Only 1 reporting days of history so far — the table grows every day the market reports.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Pear (Marasebu) rate in Shopian today?
On 29 Sep 2026, the modal price of Pear (Marasebu) in Shopian was ₹5,343.75 per quintal (Range ₹3,437.50 – ₹7,625 per quintal), reported by 1 market.
Is the Pear (Marasebu) price up or down in Shopian?
This is the first arrival of Pear (Marasebu) in Shopian in the last 30 days, so there is no earlier price to compare with yet.
What does 10 quintals of Pear (Marasebu) fetch at today's rate?
At ₹5,343.75 per quintal, 10 quintals (1,000 kg) of Pear (Marasebu) would fetch about ₹53,437.50 before mandi fee and commission. Use the calculator above for your own quantity.
Where do these mandi prices come from?
From Agmarknet, the Agriculture Ministry's market information network, through the open-data API at data.gov.in (Government Open Data Licence). We fetch every evening and again the next morning for late entries, and show the arrival date and fetch time on every page. Shopian is one of 598 districts in 30 states covered.