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Dry Fruits Price List 1kg — India 2026 Rate Comparison

Compare dry fruits prices per kg across 13 categories — almonds, cashews, raisins, walnuts, pistachios, dates, anjeer, makhana, and seeds. Retail vs wholesale vs Chau Foods direct pricing.

Updated May 14, 202613 categories comparedRetail + Wholesale + Online

Quick Answer — Dry Fruits Price Per Kg India 2026

Dry fruits prices per kg in India (May 2026): Almonds ₹700-1,200, Cashews ₹1,200-1,800, Raisins ₹250-600, Walnuts ₹800-1,400, Pistachios ₹1,200-2,500, Dates ₹200-1,800, Anjeer ₹800-2,500, Makhana ₹900-1,600. Buying direct from Chau Foods saves 15-50% versus retail MRP. Wholesale rates are 30-50% lower than retail but require 10-25 kg minimum order — Chau Foods offers near-wholesale pricing even for 1 kg orders.Updated May 14, 2026.

Dry Fruits Price in India — What Drives the Cost?

Dry fruits prices in India depend on four things: grade (California vs Gurbandi almonds, W240 vs W320 cashews), origin (Afghan vs Turkish anjeer, Iranian vs American pistachios), freshness (just harvested vs months in a warehouse), and the number of middlemen between farm and your kitchen.

This page gives you a transparent, side-by-side comparison of retail shop prices, wholesale mandi rates, and Chau Foods direct-to-consumer pricing for every major dry fruit and seed. We update this list regularly based on actual market data from Khari Baoli (Delhi), Vashi (Mumbai), and our own sourcing costs.

Whether you are buying for daily consumption, comparing brands, or sourcing for a business — this is the most comprehensive dry fruits price list (meva rate list) you will find online for 2026.

Dry Fruits Price List Per Kg — May 2026

Dry FruitHindiRetail /kgWholesale /kgChau Foods /kgYou SaveTrendTop Grade
Almonds (California) Badam₹900-1,200₹650-800₹75025-37%—NP / Nonpareil
Cashews (W240) Kaju₹1,200-1,800₹900-1,200₹1,35012-25%W240 whole
Raisins (Indian Green) Kishmish₹350-600₹220-350₹29935-50%—Seedless green
Walnuts (Chilean) Akhrot₹900-1,400₹650-900₹85015-39%Light halves
Pistachios (Iranian) Pista₹1,500-2,500₹1,100-1,600₹1,39915-44%Roasted salted
Dates (Kalmi) Khajur₹200-500₹150-300₹2000-60%—Kalmi soft
Dates (Medjool) Khajur₹1,200-1,800₹900-1,300₹1,10018-39%—Jumbo Medjool
Anjeer (Afghan) Anjeer₹1,200-2,500₹800-1,500₹1,04930-58%Afghan golden
Makhana (Foxnuts) Makhana₹1,000-1,600₹700-1,000₹89920-44%4-sutta / large
Chia Seeds Chia₹400-800₹250-450₹34925-56%—Black organic
Flax Seeds Alsi₹200-400₹120-250₹17925-55%—Roasted brown
Pumpkin Seeds Kaddu ke beej₹500-900₹350-600₹44920-50%—AA grade raw
Mixed Dry Fruits Meva Mix₹800-2,500₹600-1,500₹1,64910-34%—5-nut premium
Prices are indicative and based on market data from Delhi (Khari Baoli), Mumbai (Vashi), and online retail. Actual rates may vary by location and season. Chau Foods prices are for 1 kg online orders. Last updated: May 14, 2026.

Price Insights — May 2026 Market Update

Cashew prices trending up

W240 cashew prices have risen 8-12% since January 2026 due to lower yields in Goa and Kerala. Expect further increases if monsoon is delayed. Stock up now if you consume regularly.

Walnuts and anjeer prices softening

Good harvests in Chile (walnuts) and Afghanistan (anjeer) have brought prices down 5-10% from last quarter. This is a good time to buy both, especially in 1 kg packs for maximum savings.

Makhana prices climbing

Bihar makhana production was impacted by irregular monsoon patterns. Premium 4-sutta grade makhana is up 15% year-on-year. Consider switching to 3-sutta grade for everyday snacking — same nutrition, smaller foxnuts, lower price.

Monthly Dry Fruits Budget — Family of 4

Based on 30g per person per day (nutritionist-recommended intake). Prices at Chau Foods direct rates.

ItemMonthly QtyRate /kgMonthly Cost
Almonds (California)1 kg₹750₹750
Cashews (W240)500g₹1,350₹675
Raisins (Green)500g₹299₹150
Walnuts (Chilean)500g₹850₹425
Dates (Kalmi)500g₹200₹100
Mixed Dry Fruits500g₹1,649₹825
Total Monthly Budget₹2,925
₹2,925/month feeds a family of 4 with premium-grade dry fruits. That is less than ₹25 per person per day — cheaper than a cup of chai at most cafes.

5 Ways to Get the Best Dry Fruits Prices in India

1. Buy directly from source — skip middlemen

Brands like Chau Foods source directly from farmers and processors, cutting 2-3 layers of distribution markup. You get wholesale-adjacent pricing even for 1 kg orders.

2. Buy in 1 kg packs, not 200g

Per-kg pricing drops 15-25% when you move from 200g sachets to 1 kg packs. The extra upfront cost pays for itself within the month, and properly stored dry fruits last 3-4 months.

3. Stock up post-harvest (October-November)

Almonds, walnuts, and cashews are freshest and cheapest right after harvest season. Prices climb 15-25% by December-January due to festive demand.

4. Avoid branded gift packs — you pay for packaging

Diwali and wedding gift boxes carry a 40-60% premium for fancy packaging. Buy loose or simple packs for daily consumption and save significantly.

5. Compare per-kg price, not pack price

A ₹399 pack of 200g (₹1,995/kg) is more expensive than a ₹1,649 pack of 1 kg (₹1,649/kg). Always calculate the per-kg rate before comparing brands.

Frequently Asked Questions — Dry Fruits Prices

What is the price of dry fruits per kg in India?+
Dry fruits prices per kg in India (2026): Almonds ₹700-1,200, Cashews (W240) ₹1,200-1,800, Raisins ₹250-600, Walnuts ₹800-1,400, Pistachios ₹1,200-2,500, Dates ₹200-1,800, Anjeer ₹800-2,500, Makhana ₹900-1,600. Prices vary by grade, origin, and whether you buy retail or wholesale.
Why do dry fruits prices vary so much between brands?+
Three factors drive the price gap: grade (California NP almonds cost 40% more than Gurbandi), origin (Afghan anjeer vs Turkish), and freshness (packed per order vs warehouse-stocked for months). Brands also add marketing and distribution margins — direct-from-source sellers like Chau Foods eliminate middlemen, passing savings to you.
Which dry fruits give the best value for money?+
Raisins and dates offer the best nutrition-per-rupee — high in iron, fibre, and natural energy at ₹250-400/kg. For protein value, almonds (₹700-900/kg for good grade) deliver 21g protein per 100g. Makhana is excellent value for low-calorie, high-protein snacking at ₹900-1,200/kg.
Is it cheaper to buy dry fruits online or from a local shop?+
Online is typically 15-30% cheaper for premium grades because online sellers source directly and skip retail markup. Local shops charge more for rent, spoilage, and middlemen. However, local shops may be cheaper for unbranded, lower-grade products. For premium, graded dry fruits, online is almost always better value.
What is the difference between wholesale and retail dry fruits prices?+
Wholesale prices are 30-50% lower than retail MRP. For example, California almonds retail at ₹1,000-1,200/kg but wholesale at ₹650-800/kg. The catch: wholesale requires minimum 10-25 kg per item. Chau Foods offers near-wholesale pricing even for 1 kg orders because we sell direct-to-consumer.
When is the best time to buy dry fruits in India?+
Prices are lowest in October-November (post-harvest for almonds, cashews, walnuts) and highest during Diwali/wedding season (November-February) due to gift demand. Summer (April-June) sees moderate prices. If buying in bulk, stock up in October for the best rates.
Are expensive dry fruits always better quality?+
Not necessarily. Price indicates grade and origin, but a ₹900/kg California almond is not always superior to a ₹650/kg Gurbandi almond — they serve different purposes (snacking vs soaking). What matters more is freshness, proper storage, and whether the seller is FSSAI certified. Old stock at any price is poor quality.
How much dry fruits should a family of 4 buy per month?+
A family of 4 eating 30g per person daily needs about 3.6 kg per month. A balanced monthly order: 1 kg almonds, 500g cashews, 500g raisins, 500g walnuts, 500g mixed dry fruits, and 100g pistachios. Total cost: approximately ₹4,000-6,000 depending on grades chosen.
Where can I buy dry fruits at the best price in India?+
Buy dry fruits online from Chau Foods (chaufoods.com) for near-wholesale pricing on premium grades. FSSAI certified, freshly packed per order, free delivery above ₹2,499. Direct sourcing means no middleman markup — you get California almonds, W240 cashews, and premium walnuts at 30-40% below retail MRP.
Do dry fruits prices change seasonally in India?+
Yes, significantly. Almonds peak during Diwali (October-November), cashews during wedding season (November-March), and dates during Ramadan (varies yearly). Off-season buying saves 15-25%. Makhana prices spike during Navratri fasting season. Raisins are most stable year-round.

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