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Wholesale prices ยท updated 26 Oct 2026

๐Ÿ‡ท๐Ÿ‡ผ Agricultural prices in Rwanda today

15 wholesale quotes from 2 markets in Rwanda, covering fruits, grains and cereals, vegetables and 2 more product groups. Prices are shown as each market publishes them, and compared with the same products in other countries.

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Questions about prices in Rwanda

Where do agricultural prices in Rwanda come from?

Husfarm shows 15 current wholesale quotes published by 2 markets and price reports in Rwanda: Kibungo Market; Muhanga Market. Each quote keeps the market, the date, the currency and the unit in which it was published.

How current are the prices in Rwanda?

The latest quote from Rwanda is dated 26 Oct 2026. Each market publishes on its own schedule, from daily to monthly; the publication calendar on Husfarm shows when each one is due.

Which products have the most price quotes in Rwanda?

Rice (3), Corn (maize) (2), Avocado (1), Banana (1) and Cassava (1). The number in brackets is the count of current quotes across all markets in Rwanda.

All prices in Rwanda

QuotePriceChangeDate
Avocado
Kibungo Market
140 RWF/kgโ€”26 Oct 2026
Banana
Kibungo Market
200 RWF/kgโ€”26 Oct 2026
Corn
Kibungo Market
200 RWF/kg0.0%26 Oct 2026
Corn flour
Kibungo Market
400 RWF/kgโ€”26 Oct 2026
Leek
Muhanga Market
300 RWF/kg0.0%26 Oct 2026
Mango
Kibungo Market
190 RWF/kg0.0%26 Oct 2026
Orange
Kibungo Market
577 RWF/kgโ€”26 Oct 2026
Passion fruit
Kibungo Market
800 RWF/kg0.0%26 Oct 2026
Rice-asia
Kibungo Market
890 RWF/kgโ€”26 Oct 2026
Rice-rw
Kibungo Market
700 RWF/kgโ€”26 Oct 2026
Rice-tz
Kibungo Market
1,050 RWF/kgโ€”26 Oct 2026
Sorghum
Kibungo Market
500 RWF/kg0.0%26 Oct 2026

Agriculture in Rwanda

According to FAOSTAT, Rwanda produced 975,199 t of cereals, 681,190 t of vegetables, 2.6 million t of fruit, 99,076 t of meat and 245,448 t of milk in 2024.

Its largest crops by volume were bananas (2.4 million t), sweet potatoes (1.4 million t) and cassava (1.3 million t).

Among its twelve largest crops, the biggest ten-year change was in taro (+204%), followed by rice (+95%).

Livestock numbers: 1.5 million cattle, 1.1 million pigs, 288,916 sheep and 1.6 million goats.

Production statistics for Rwanda

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