Dates Price Today India: Medjool, Ajwa, Sukkari Live Rates
Dates Price Today (India): Medjool, Ajwa, Sukkari — Live Tracker
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Quick answer
Medjool, Ajwa and Sukkari prices in India change with import lots, grade and season. Use the live table below for today’s indicative wholesale ranges (₹/kg). For accurate quotes, verify the grade (jumbo/large/medium), moisture/softness, pack size and lane (delivery city & cold chain).
Tip: Festival windows (Ramadan/Diwali/winter) and currency/freight shifts can move prices quickly—refresh this page during peak periods.
Live prices (₹/kg) — wholesale & retail
Variety (Grade) | Wholesale Range | Typical Retail MRP | Common Hubs | Notes |
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Medjool (Jumbo/Large) | ₹1,100 – ₹1,650 | ₹1,799 – ₹3,299/kg | APMC Vashi, Delhi, Hyderabad | Soft premium; verify size chart & cold chain logs. |
Ajwa (Premium) | ₹700 – ₹1,050 | ₹1,299 – ₹2,499/kg | Mumbai, Hyderabad | Festive spikes; strict defect tolerance. |
Sukkari (Classic/Jumbo) | ₹260 – ₹420 | ₹449 – ₹899/kg | Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kochi | Honeyed soft texture; watch storage temps. |
Safawi / Mabroom | ₹380 – ₹650 | ₹699 – ₹1,299/kg | APMC Vashi, Delhi | Good gifting SKUs in pouches/boxes. |
Deglet Noor (semi-dry) | ₹400 – ₹600 | ₹599 – ₹1,099/kg | Mumbai, Chennai | Great for bakery/bars; easy to chop. |
Zahedi (value) | ₹60 – ₹90 | ₹169 – ₹299/kg | APMC Vashi, Ahmedabad | Economy mixes; longer shelf life. |
Last review: . If your quote differs, check grade, size, moisture, carton, lane and MOQ.
How to read the table (grade & size)
Prices cluster by grade (defect tolerance), size (e.g., Medjool jumbo vs large), and texture (soft vs semi-dry). For retail SKUs, packaging and label compliance (FSSAI/vegan mark/barcode) move realized price more than buyers expect.
- Medjool: ask for the supplier’s size chart and calibration record.
- Ajwa: visual uniformity and minimal surface scarring command premium.
- Sukkari: moisture is value—book cold chain and keep packs chilled.
City bands & logistics impact
Lane costs vary by city and service level (reefer vs ambient). Mumbai/Hyderabad often clear faster for soft varieties; long lanes to the Northeast can widen landed price bands. Confirm reefer setpoint, transit time, and replacement terms for soft dates.
Seasonality: when prices move
- Ramadan & Diwali: peak demand; pre-book premium lots.
- Harvest windows: fresh import waves can lower bands temporarily.
- Currency/freight: USD/INR swings and ocean rates impact CIF; track both.
Quality checks that affect price
- Inbound QC: random sample per lot; inspect appearance, aroma, texture.
- Moisture/softness: soft dates (Medjool/Sukkari) need chill to hold value.
- Packaging: vacuum/MAP, rigid gift boxes, retail pouches can lift ASP.
Buyer’s mini-checklist
- Written spec (size/defect tolerance) + photos.
- Batch labels with lot number and storage guidance.
- Cold-chain records for soft dates on request.
FAQ: most searched buyer questions
Why does Medjool vary so much in price?
Size and softness drive price; jumbo, clean fruit with strong chill history commands a premium. Retail-ready packaging adds cost but improves realized value.
Is Ajwa always premium?
Ajwa is sought after, especially in festive periods. However, visual uniformity and low defect tolerance separate premium Ajwa from mid-tier stock.
Do I need a reefer for Sukkari?
Recommended. Sukkari’s honeyed texture depends on temperature control; reefer lanes protect margin by reducing returns.
Which dates are best for value mixes?
Zahedi and Deglet Noor suit economy blends and industrial use; they’re stable, semi-dry and easier to handle in ambient supply chains.
Methodology & update policy
We monitor wholesale quotes across key hubs (APMC Vashi, Delhi, Hyderabad) and align with importer feedback on grade/size/lane costs. Ranges are indicative; your final landed price depends on spec, carton, MOQ and delivery city. We revise price bands when we see persistent market movement.
Editor: Mohammad Abid Hurzuk • Review cadence: event-driven (festival/import waves) and monthly baseline.
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