Bombay Fruit Company – Premium Alphonso Mango & Fruit Shop

Need more cleaning. Not sure why traders and retailers are not able to keep the area clean. Shoppers also should complaint more as this should be one of the criteria for them to visit Apmc. In terms of cost and service not bad idea to bad from apmc

Wide variety of seasonal and non seasonal fruits. Every time bargain before purchase. You can purchase less quantity also. Do visit and experience how trade done, nice experience.

Great place to buy fruits and vegetables. Also dry fruits are available, but not much cost difference on dry fruits. Best place to buy mangoes. Worth a visit

Muzaffarpur ki shan..☺️

Good quality at a reasonable price... awesome combination..

Very good if you want to buy in bulk for family functions. It's a wholesale market. You should have knowledge about original and grades of fruits.

Known as Wholesale market for Masala's, vegetables. Need to have very good negotiation with shops. kindly check all items before packing.

An Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) is a marketing board established by state governments in India to ensure farmers are safeguarded from exploitation by large retailers, as well as ensuring the farm to retail price spread does not reach excessively high levels. APMCs are regulated by states through their adoption of a Agriculture Produce Marketing Regulation (APMR) Act.[1] Until 2020, the first sale of agriculture produce could occur only at the market yards (mandis) of APMCs. However, after 2020 with the passing of the Farmers’ Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, which allowed farmers to sell outside APMC mandis as well as across different states of India.[2] Prior to independence in 1947, the major concern of Government policy related to agricultural marketing was to keep the prices of food for the consumers and agro-raw materials for the industry in check. However, after independence, there came a need to protect the interest of farmers and to provide them incentive prices to augment the production of agricultural commodities. Common throughout the country were problems of local money lenders extorting high amounts of foodgrains from the farmer, at throwaway prices, as interest. Recognizing the defects that farmers faced—such as losses in terms of undue low prices, higher costs of marketing, and considerable physical losses of the produce in the agricultural marketing system—the Indian Government introduced several mandatory regulations in hopes of establishing a mechanism to monitor the market conduct. Regulation and development of primary agricultural produce markets was taken up as an institutional innovation, and construction of well laid out market yards was considered as an essential requirement for regulating the practices in primary wholesale markets.

All necessities easily available at reasonable price. Bought Dry fruits, with lot of choices available many varities. Other food and FMCG prpducts available at cheaper then MRP

Some of them are genuine traders ..but majority of traders are cheaters in quality and rates.. e.g, they sale karnataka Alphonso in the name of Devgad/ ratnagiri