Azadpur APMC — New Subzi Mandi: physical wholesale market in Delhi — Azadpur
Azadpur APMC, also known as New Subzi Mandi, is a regulated fruit and vegetable wholesale market in Delhi.
AGR-040 · Physical wholesale market · Delhi — Azadpur, India · INR
Major regulated fruit and vegetable wholesale market serving Delhi
Azadpur APMC, also known as New Subzi Mandi, is a regulated fruit and vegetable wholesale market in Delhi. APMC identifies the market committee, not one wholesaler owning every commodity. Farmers and merchants use the venue to organise sales of physical lots, while buyers can compare supply from different regions. When retrieving statistics, distinguish the main Azadpur site from other markets administered within the same organisation. A shared administrator does not make the area or throughput of all locations a valid measure for the main site alone.
The facilities description gives 79.83 acres for the main market and 22 covered auction sheds. Larger area figures may also include Okhla and Mangol Puri and should not be attributed solely to Azadpur. The operator publishes bulletins, commodity-price tables and arrivals reports. Price records may contain minimum, maximum and modal values; the modal price is not automatically an arithmetic mean. Arrivals describe incoming supply and need not equal the quantity sold on the same day. Check the geographical coverage of each downloaded report.
A buyer should specify crop, variety, origin, ripeness and parcel size, then agree terms with the appropriate merchant or agent. Check whether a price table uses rupees per kilogram, another mass unit or a package. Different report formats may present the same commodity differently. Before collection, establish loading location, weighing arrangements, handling charges and payment method, and confirm current trading hours and entry procedures. Inspection and a clear purchase description are particularly useful when several grades of the same fruit are available at different prices.
A seller should understand requirements for its role, including any trading authorisation and the arrangement with an agent. Agree sorting, packaging, commission and the timing and method of settlement before dispatch. During periods of heavy supply, yesterday's price may differ from conditions when a truck arrives, making current contact with the recipient essential. Analyse a series of prices and arrivals for the specific commodity rather than a general market indicator. Record weight dispatched, accepted and sold, together with quality deductions, to calculate actual net proceeds. This helps identify whether a price difference came from seasonality, grade, packaging or selling costs and provides a useful basis for planning the next delivery.
What is priced: Fruit, Vegetables and potatoes
Where to find the prices
Products and quotations
Fruit; Vegetables; Apples; Bananas; Mangoes; Citrus fruit; Potatoes; Onions; Tomatoes
Key figures
- Area of the main Azadpur market: 79.83 acres (Base year undisclosed; checked 27 Oct 2026). Excludes Okhla and Mangol Puri markets.
- Covered auction sheds: 22 sheds (Base year undisclosed; checked 27 Oct 2026). Infrastructure described by APMC.
Sources
- APMC — profile and facilities
- APMC — bulletins
- APMC — commodity rates
- APMC — arrivals
All agricultural exchanges, markets and price sources
