Millet Price per Kg in India (2026): Comparison Table
Orggu Research TeamSources: NIN Hyderabad, ICMR, USDA FoodData Central
By Orggu Team · 4 March 2026 · Last updated: 16 October 2026
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Looking to buy millets online at the lowest price? With dozens of brands on Amazon, Flipkart, and specialty stores, finding the best deal can be confusing. We compared prices across all major platforms so you don't have to.
Here's the bottom line: Orggu offers the lowest price for all 5 Siridhanya millets — starting at just ₹118/kg for unpolished, farm-direct millets with free delivery in Bangalore.
🌱 Orggu Millets start at just ₹118/kg
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Millet Price per Kg at Orggu
Today’s price per kg for each unpolished Siridhanya millet, read live from our catalogue. Other sellers’ prices change often, so we don’t list them here — compare the price per kg and check that the millet is unpolished.
Myths vs Facts About Millet Pricing
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🤔 "Cheaper millets means lower quality"
❌ MYTH — Orggu's millets are cheaper because they source directly from farmers (no middlemen), not because they compromise on quality. All Orggu millets are 100% unpolished, hand-cleaned, and FSSAI certified.
🤔 "Buying millets in combo packs saves more money"
✅ FACT — Orggu's 5-millet combo pack costs ₹470 for 2.5kg (₹188/kg). Combo packs are the smartest way to save money and try all 5 Siridhanya millets.
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How Orggu Keeps Millet Prices Down
💡 How does Orggu keep prices so low? (Tap to find out)
Orggu works on a farm-to-home model: millets go directly from the farmer's field to your doorstep. There are no distributors, no retail stores, no marketplace commissions. The entire supply chain has just 2 steps — farmer and customer. This eliminates the 30–50% markup that traditional channels add. Plus, Orggu operates from Bangalore, keeping logistics costs minimal for local deliveries.
All 5 Siridhanya Millets — Orggu Prices
Here are the current prices for all 5 unpolished Siridhanya millets at Orggu. Tap any product to buy:
1. Foxtail Millet — ₹118/kg
The most popular Siridhanya millet. Rich in iron, great for diabetes management. Cooks just like rice with a mild nutty flavour.
Foxtail Millet (Unpolished) — 1 kg
₹118
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Also available: Foxtail Millet Flour — ₹85/500g | Foxtail Flakes — ₹59/250g | Foxtail Rava — ₹100/400g
2. Kodo Millet — ₹128/kg
Highest antioxidant content among all millets. Excellent for digestion and anti-diabetic properties. A must-have in your millet rotation.
Kodo Millet (Unpolished) — 1 kg
₹128
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Also available: Kodo Millet Rava — ₹110/400g | Kodo Millet Puff — ₹80/100g
3. Barnyard Millet — ₹198/kg
The lowest calorie millet — perfect for weight loss. High in fiber, naturally gluten-free. Traditionally used during fasting in South India.
Barnyard Millet (Unpolished) — 1 kg
₹198
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Also available: Barnyard Flour — ₹139/500g | Barnyard Flakes — ₹89/250g | Barnyard Rava — ₹169/400g
4. Little Millet — ₹198/kg
The easiest millet to cook — texture closest to rice. Best starting point for people switching from rice to millets. Rich in B vitamins.
Little Millet (Unpolished) — 1 kg
₹198
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Also available: Little Millet Flour — ₹139/500g | Little Flakes — ₹89/250g | Little Millet Rava — ₹169/400g
5. Browntop Millet — ₹298/kg
The rarest and most powerful Siridhanya millet. Best for gut healing and detoxification. Primarily grown in Karnataka's dry regions.
Browntop Millet (Unpolished) — 1 kg
₹298
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Best Value: 5-Millet Combo Pack at ₹470
The smartest way to buy millets is the combo pack. You get all 5 Siridhanya millets in one pack:
🌱 Positive Millets Combo: 5 millets × 500g = 2.5 kg for just ₹470 (₹188/kg)
Positive Millets Combo — All 5 Siridhanya Millets (2.5 kg)
₹470
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Hidden Costs on Amazon & Flipkart You Don't See
The price on Amazon or Flipkart isn't always what it seems. Here are hidden costs that make marketplace millets more expensive:
- Marketplace Commission: Amazon charges sellers 15–25% commission. This is added to the product price.
- FBA/Shipping Fees: Sellers using Fulfilled by Amazon pay fulfilment fees on every order.
- Minimum Order for Free Delivery: Amazon/Flipkart offer free delivery only above a minimum order value. Below that, you pay for shipping.
- Freshness: Marketplace millets often sit in warehouses for weeks. Orggu packs millets fresh after your order and delivers within 1–2 days in Bangalore.
Bottom line: A marketplace millet pack can cost noticeably more than its listed price once you add shipping (on small orders) and the wait for delivery. Orggu's price includes free same-day delivery in Bangalore.
Cheap vs Quality — What to Look For
Not all cheap millets are good millets. Here's how to tell if you're getting quality at a low price:
💡 How to check if millets are genuinely unpolished? (Tap to find out)
Genuinely unpolished millets have a rough, dull surface with visible bran. They are NOT shiny or smooth. If your millets look polished and glossy, they've been machine-processed and lost most of their fiber and nutrients. Orggu's millets are always rough-textured with the bran intact — that's where 80% of the nutrition lives.
💡 Should I buy organic millets or regular unpolished millets? (Tap to find out)
For millets, "unpolished" matters more than "organic". Millets naturally require very few pesticides because they're hardy crops. An organic label adds to the price, but an unpolished label ensures you get the full nutritional value. Orggu's millets are naturally grown by small farmers without chemicals — they just don't carry the expensive organic certification markup.
🌱 Why Buy Millets from Orggu?
🌾 Small Farmers (direct sourcing from Karnataka) →
☀️ Sun-Dried (natural processing, no machines) →
🧹 Hand-Cleaned (never polished, bran intact) →
📦 Fresh Packed (airtight, food-grade packaging) →
🚚 Free Delivery (same-day in Bangalore)
💵 Lowest Price Online
🌿 100% Unpolished
🛡️ FSSAI Certified
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy millets online at the lowest price?
Orggu sells all 5 unpolished Siridhanya millets farm-direct — Foxtail Millet at ₹118/kg, Kodo Millet at ₹128/kg, Barnyard Millet at ₹198/kg, Little Millet at ₹198/kg, and Browntop Millet at ₹298/kg. Free delivery and cash on delivery in Bangalore.
How much do millets cost per kg in India?
Millet prices in India depend on the type and brand. Foxtail and Kodo millets are usually the most affordable, while Browntop millet is the most expensive.
Is it cheaper to buy millets online or in stores?
Buying millets online from direct-to-consumer brands like Orggu is usually 20–30% cheaper than retail stores. Orggu sources directly from small farmers, cutting out middlemen, which means lower prices and fresher millets. Plus, you get free delivery in Bangalore.
Which is the cheapest Siridhanya millet?
Foxtail Millet and Kodo Millet are the cheapest Siridhanya millets, available from ₹118/kg at Orggu. These two millets are widely grown and have higher crop yields, making them more affordable than Browntop Millet, which is rarer and costs ₹298/kg.
Why are Orggu millets cheaper than Amazon and Flipkart?
Orggu sources millets directly from small farmers in Karnataka, eliminating middlemen and marketplace commissions. Amazon and Flipkart sellers add marketplace fees (15–25%), packaging markups, and brand premiums. Orggu's farm-direct model passes the savings to customers.
What is the price of a 5-millet combo pack?
Orggu's Positive Millets Combo contains all 5 Siridhanya millets (500g each, 2.5kg total) for just ₹470. That's ₹188/kg — a simple way to try every Siridhanya millet.
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