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The APMC Mumbai market regulates the marketing of agricultural produce in Mumbai. It consists of 5 markets - Kanda/Batata market for onions and potatoes, Moody Bazaar for masala and dry fruits, Daana Bazaar for grains and pulses, Bhaji Market for vegetables, and Phal Market for fruits. Together these markets see daily arrivals of over 119,000 quintals of produce. The APMC provides infrastructure and services to protect farmers' interests, ensure fair prices and practices, and facilitate trade.

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APMC

The APMC Mumbai market regulates the marketing of agricultural produce in Mumbai. It consists of 5 markets - Kanda/Batata market for onions and potatoes, Moody Bazaar for masala and dry fruits, Daana Bazaar for grains and pulses, Bhaji Market for vegetables, and Phal Market for fruits. Together these markets see daily arrivals of over 119,000 quintals of produce. The APMC provides infrastructure and services to protect farmers' interests, ensure fair prices and practices, and facilitate trade.

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APMC MUMBAI MARKET

APMC MARKET
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE CONSTITUTED UNDER

Maharashastra Agricultural Marketing Regulation Act 1963 read with Maharashastra Agricultural Marketing Rules 1967

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

Aim
And Objectives

# Protect interest of the Farmers


# Ensure Correct weight of the Product

# Maintain Fair Prices

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE


In the State of Maharahastra there are 288 Agricultural Produce Marketing Committees

In MUMBAI 5 Markets under APMC Kanda/ Batata Market Onions/ Potato/Garlic Moody Bazaar- Masala/ Dry Fruit/ Gul/ Sugar Daana Bazaar Grains/ Pulses/ Cereals Phaal Market Fruits Bhaji Market Vegetables

Regulated Market
The regulated markets are established as per the provisions of the `Marketing of Agricultural Produce Acts of the State Government. It helps to ensure remunerative prices to producers and to reduce the price spread between producer & consumer. The number of regulated Markets in Maharashtra is 880
Basic objectives of Regulated Market 1. Gains to the Farmers 2. Transparency 3. Control

Number of Markets

Source

Market Committee
Marketing activities are controlled by a Market Committee The Committee is represented by farmers, commission agents and the Government nominees Functions of Market Committee
management of the market Issuing licenses Fixing rate of commission Appointment of weigh men

Introduction (APMC-VASHI)

Introduction (APMC-VASHI)
An autonomous body Constituted under The Maharashtra Agricultural Produce Marketing (Regulation) Act, 1963 Purpose
To regulate the marketing of different kinds of Agricultural Produce. To cater to the marketing needs of the farmers and provide them a platform for selling agricultural produce in various markets and at competitive prices. To provide infrastructural facilities for marketing of agricultural produce including maintenance and management of markets. The commodities under regulation of it are food grains, fruits, vegetables, spices, dry fruits, pulses, edible oil & oilseeds

Rent of the shops around Rs 45000 to Rs 60000

Geographical Presence

Division wise break up of APMC


No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Division Konkan Nasik Pune Aurangabad Latur Amravati Nagpur Main Market 20 51 42 33 46 55 43 Sub Market 48 106 121 69 86 91 72

Total

290

593

Functions of APMC Market


Measures for the prevention of purchases and sales below the minimum support prices as fixed by the government Collect, maintain, disseminate and supply information in respect of production, sale, storage, processing, prices and movement of notified agricultural produce including information relating to crops statistics and marketing intelligence Provide for settling of disputes arising out of any kind of transactions connected with the marketing of agricultural produce Receive charges, fees, rates and other sum or money to which the Market Committee is entitled Inspect and verify the books of accounts and other documents maintained by the licensees Provide storage and warehousing facilities in the market area
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Advantages of APMC markets


Ethical practices in selling the produce through open agreement
It has removed malpractices in weighing the produce Use of certified weighs and measures It has overcome adulteration Quick settlement of disputes

Benefits to Farmers
Get fair price (minimum support price) for the produce, as the
intermediaries are not able to indulge in malpractices Correct weighing of the produce Storage facilities for agricultural produce Ethical practices in selling the produce i.e. open auctions and open agreement Maintenance of daily list of prices of commodities for the benefits of farmers Immediate payment after disposal of the produce (within 24 hrs)

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE


Markets Onion-Potato Fruits Vegetables Dry-fruits & Spices Foodgrains & pulses Total Daily Arrivals (Quintals) 25000 11000 16000 27000 40000 119000

Geographical Presence

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE


No
1 2 3 4

Division
Konkan Nasik Pune Aurangabad

Main Market
20 51 42 33

Sub Market
48 106 121 69

5 6 7

Latur Amravati Nagpur


Total

46 55 43
290

86 91 72
593

SUPPLY CHAIN Of APMC MARKET


Growers Collection Centres

Small Farmers

A P M C
M a r k e t

Wholesaler

Retailers Retailers

Wholesaler Retailers

Medium Farmers

Collection Centres

Wholesale r
Big Wholesaler Exporter

Retailers
Retailers Distant Market Export

Large & High-tech Farmers

Transport

Interest Growers

Interest Buyers

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE Facilities provided by APMC to the Farmers/Members/ Brokers/ Traders
Banking Cold Storage Ripening Chambers Packing House for Export Pre-cooling Unit Vapour Heat Treatment Unit Credit Societies Other ancillary Infra-structural Facilities -- like Roads / Hotels / first Aid centers etc

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

For which APMC recovers 1 % of the selling price from the Purchaser Bifurcation of 1% 0.75% Market Fee 0.05% Supervision charges 0.20% Navi-Mumbai Municipal Surcharge

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE


MUMBAI APMC MARKET IS KNOWN AS

TERMINAL MARKET

TOTAL NO. OF LICENSE HOLDERS

10,000 TO 11,000
AADTE DALAL MERCHANTS

MATHADI KAMGARS

35,000

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

KANDA/ BATATA MARKET


ESTB. 1981

TOTAL 243 GALAS

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

KANDA/ BATATA MARKET


INPUT 150 TRUCKS PER DAY

Sales Mix of Inputs


Onions Potatoes Garlic 70% 26% 5%105 Trucks (approx) 39 Trucks (approx) 7 Trucks (approx)

OUTPUT 175 TO 200 TEMPOS/TRUCKS PER DAY

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

MOODY BAZAAR
ESTB. 1991

TOTAL 660 GALAS

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

MODDY BAZAAR
INPUT 175 TRUCKS PER DAY

Sales Mix of Inputs


Coconut Sugar Masala Mix 24% 40 Trucks (approx) 34% 60 Trucks (approx) 42 % 75 Trucks (approx)

OUTPUT 200 TO 225 TEMPOS/TRUCKS PER DAY

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

DAANA BAZAAR
ESTB. 1993

TOTAL 684 GALAS

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

DAANA BAZAAR
INPUT 400 TRUCKS PER DAY

Sales Mix of Inputs


Wheat & Rice Cereal & Pulses Oil Seeds 60 % 35 % 5% 240 Trucks (approx) 140 Trucks (approx) 20 Trucks (approx)

OUTPUT 450 TO 500 TEMPOS/TRUCKS PER DAY

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

BHAJI PALA MARKET


ESTB. 1996

TOTAL 1029 GALAS

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

BHAJI PALA MARKET


INPUT 450 TRUCKS PER DAY No Sales Mix of Inputs can be given But Tomato constitutes 20 % of the total inputs Inputs from various places Nasik & Pune 75 % Gujarat 15 % MP & Himachal 10 % OUTPUT 475 TO 500 TEMPOS/TRUCKS PER DAY

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

PHAL MARKET
ESTB. 1996

TOTAL 1029 GALAS

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET COMMITTEE

PHAL MARKET
INPUT 150 TRUCKS PER DAY No Sales Mix of Inputs can be given

Season wise variation in input eg. Mango Season 450 Trucks/Tempos Grape Season 50 to 70 Trucks/Tempos
OUTPUT 200 TO 225 TEMPOS/TRUCKS PER DAY

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