Ratlam 16 February 2021 (Motilal Bafna). There is talk of around 2.11 lakh sacks on February 15 in the main red chilli market Bedgi in Karnataka, and around 1.50 lakh sacks in Andhra’s main red chilli market Goontur. There is talk of new red chillies coming around 1 lakh bags. At the same time, the arrival of red chilli has started in good markets in Goontur, Hyderabad, Khammam, Varnargal etc. of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana and Bedgi, Gadak, Hubli, Bellary etc. 1000 to 1500 in goods according to quality. There is also talk of living in a place of honey per quintal. Dubby Me Best (Local), Dubby DLX (Ballary), KDL Local (Local, KDL DLX (Bellary), KDL Best (Local), KDL Best (Bellary), 5531, DD, Number 5, S10, 355, in Karnataka KDL Medium, KDL Fatki, Seed Torn, KDL, Dabi Deluxe etc. Red Chillies are priced from 10,000 to 34000 as per quality. This merchandise has also been sold at over 44000 prices in the past. Now there is talk of weak subscriptions in the market. There is also talk of traders buying and storing. Whereas in the major chilli markets of Andhra Pradesh, producers have started cultivating farmers in super quality goods and Guntur quality cold storage. There is also a move to cold goods in Telangana. By the way, there is talk of subscriber move in the major red chilli markets of Andhra and Telangana. Chilli quality of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Teja, DD, 355 BYD, 5531, BYD, 273, No.5, 4884, X10, 2043, According to Swarna BYD, Kavach all quality ripped chili quality from 10000 to 16000 in General Bhavar, Wrangarl Tomato Quality Chilli Rs 18000 There is talk of selling up to per quintal. By the way, the spice industries of the country, which stock the chili of the year, their purchase has also started, they have also started keeping their goods in cold storage. In Maharashtra’s main chilli market Nagpur, Pune, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Maharashtra’s red chilli new arrivals have started in good condition, there is talk of buying of traders and spice industry. Also, some people do business by keeping goods in the cold.