Our working rates, published the day we set them.

Every working day, and more than once on a day when the market moves hard. The timestamp on the board is the actual moment the rate was set, not a page-load time.

They are our working rates ex-mill, before GST, freight and any non-standard packing. The price you finally pay depends on quantity, the specification you want, packing, and where it is going. Send an enquiry and we will give you a firm landed number.

Because the alternative is that you call, we quote, and you have no idea whether it is a fair number. Publishing it means the conversation starts somewhere real. It also means we have to be honest, which keeps us sharp.

Yes. Export pricing is quoted FOB or CIF and includes packing, documentation, inspection and freight, so it is a different number built on a different basis. Tell us the port and the packing and we will quote it properly.

Per quintal — one hundred kilograms. It is the standard trading unit in Indian agricultural markets. One tonne is ten quintals.

No. Rates shown are exclusive of GST. Applicable GST is added on the invoice as per the prevailing rate for the commodity and packing.

Mandi arrivals, government stock decisions, import parity and weather all move pulse prices, sometimes within a single session. The arrow beside each rate shows the move against the last published price.

For a confirmed order, yes, for a stated period. An unconfirmed enquiry moves with the market like everyone else's does. Confirm the lot and the rate is yours.