Pear (Nashpati) Price Today in India - नाशपाती का आज का भाव

The current wholesale (modal) price of Pear (Nashpati) (नाशपाती) in India is ₹7,000 per quintal, up ₹1500 from yesterday. Prices today range from a minimum of ₹3,000 to a maximum of ₹11,000 per quintal depending on the mandi, grade and quality of produce. The state-wise Pear (Nashpati) rate table above is updated daily, and the LIVE arrivals section shows real Agmarknet transactions where available.

Pear (Nashpati) is grown mainly in Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh. It is a fruit crop with a Autumn (Aug-Oct) season - Autumn (Aug-Oct).

Himachal Pradesh produces 70% of India's pear (nashpati) and the Pathankot-Baijnath valley in Kangra district and Kinnaur are prime production zones. India imports significant quantities of pear from China and South Africa to meet demand during off-season, creating an opportunity for Indian growers willing to invest in cold-chain infrastructure to command higher prices.

Is There an MSP for Pear (Nashpati)?

Pear (Nashpati) does not have a Minimum Support Price - its price is fully market-driven by supply and demand. This makes pear (nashpati) prices more volatile than MSP crops, so timing your sale and comparing mandis matters even more. Watch the trend and sell when arrivals are lower and demand is higher.

Why Pear (Nashpati) Prices Change

  • Seasonal arrivals: Prices fall when fresh harvest floods the mandi (peak arrival) and recover in the off-season. Knowing the pear (nashpati) harvest window helps you time sales.
  • Weather: Drought, floods, frost or unseasonal rain damage the crop and cut supply, pushing prices up; a bumper harvest pushes them down.
  • Government policy: export bans/permissions, buffer-stock release and import duty all move prices.
  • Demand: Festivals, processing-industry demand and export orders raise prices.
  • Grade & quality: Clean, dry, well-graded produce always fetches a premium over mixed lots.

How to Get the Best Price for Your Pear (Nashpati)

💡 Top tip: Register on eNAM (National Agriculture Market) to sell your pear (nashpati) directly to buyers across India - farmers typically get 10-15% better prices than the local mandi.
  1. Compare mandis: Check the state-wise rates above and visit 2-3 nearby mandis before selling - same-day rates can differ ₹100-500/quintal.
  2. Grade and clean your pear (nashpati) - graded produce fetches 15-20% higher bids.
  3. Time the market: Avoid selling at peak-arrival when prices bottom out. For perishables, use a nearby cold storage to hold for a few weeks.
  4. Track the trend on this page daily and sell on a rising market.

Popular Pear (Nashpati) Varieties in India

  • Bartlett/Williams (export grade)
  • Conference (European variety)
  • Patharnakh (Punjab, HP hardiest)
  • Baggugosha (North India cold store variety)
  • Early Dehem (Bihar/UP early crop)

Pear (Nashpati) Uses & End Markets

  • Fresh eating (primary use)
  • Pear jam and pickle export (HP cottage industry)
  • Canned pear in syrup for export
  • Pear juice for beverages
  • Dried pear slices for health snacks

Grow Better Pear (Nashpati) - Inputs & Guidance

Higher quality means a higher price. For the best pear (nashpati) crop: choose a high-yield certified seed variety, base fertilizer on a soil health card, follow the right pest-control schedule, and irrigate efficiently with a subsidised drip system. See the crop calendar for the ideal sowing window.