Dry Red Chilli Price Today in India
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Dry Red Chilli is trading at ₹235 per kg in India (as of 25 Jun 2026) — a source-verified wholesale rate. See the live rate, price history and market comparison below.
₹235 /kg
Range ₹220 – ₹250
Updated 25 Jun 2026 · confidence 84
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Price history
Price history is being collected — the chart will appear as we gather daily data.
Market-wise prices
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What the numbers say
Dry chilli is quoted per quintal at Guntur, Byadgi and Telangana yards (normalized here to per kg). Because prices differ sharply by variety, a single ‘chilli price’ is only a guide — variety matters.
7-day outlook
Trend estimate only — not financial or trading advice.
What affects the dry red chilli price?
Read the in-depth Dry Red Chilli guide — history, uses & benefits
Variety
Teja (high pungency), Sannam/334, Byadgi (high colour, low heat) and Wonder Hot all trade at different price levels.
Guntur & Byadgi arrivals
Daily arrivals at the major markets and cold-storage stock levels set the trend.
Export & oleoresin demand
Big export demand (notably from China and Bangladesh) and the colour/oleoresin trade strongly influence prices.
Colour (ASTA) & pungency
High colour value (ASTA) lifts Byadgi-type prices; high pungency lifts Teja-type prices.
Major producing regions
Guntur (Andhra Pradesh)
The world’s largest dry-chilli market.
Byadgi (Karnataka)
Famous for high-colour, low-pungency chilli.
Warangal & Khammam (Telangana)
Major Telangana chilli belts.
Madhya Pradesh
A growing chilli-producing region.
Grades & varieties
- Teja (S17) — High-pungency, export-favourite chilli.
- Byadgi — Deep-red, high-colour, low-heat — prized for oleoresin.
- Sannam / 334 — Popular medium variety; the broad market grade.
Market factors
Dry chilli is quoted per quintal at Guntur, Byadgi and Telangana yards (normalized here to per kg). Because prices differ sharply by variety, a single ‘chilli price’ is only a guide — variety matters.
Export relevance
India is the world’s largest chilli producer and exporter. Export demand and the colour/oleoresin industry are among the strongest price drivers.
Seasonal trends
Harvest and peak arrivals run roughly February to May. Cold storage smooths supply, so prices also depend on stock held through the year.
Dry Red Chilli price — FAQ
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Still have questions? Talk to usWhat is the price of Dry Red Chilli in India today?
Dry Red Chilli is trading at ₹235 per kg in India as of 25 Jun 2026 — a source-verified wholesale rate aggregated from authorised public sources and normalized to ₹/kg. Indicative, for reference only — not an AroWest retail price.
What is the dry red chilli price today in India?
The figure above is the latest source-verified wholesale rate per kilogram, normalized from Guntur and other mandi data. Prices vary widely by variety.
Why do chilli prices differ so much?
Variety drives price: pungent Teja, colour-rich Byadgi and medium Sannam each sell at different levels depending on heat, colour (ASTA) and export demand.
Is this AroWest's retail price for chilli?
No — it is an indicative wholesale mandi rate for raw produce. AroWest retail chilli is cleaned, graded and sealed, and priced separately in the shop.
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