Example Flow for One Bag of RIce 26 kg from mill to retail store

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Example Flow for One Bag - Tumkur mill price: ₹1,100 - KR Market trader: ₹1,200 - Wholesaler resale: ₹1,350 - Kirana store retail: ₹1,450 So, by the time a 26 kg bag of Sona Masoori rice reaches a household in Bangalore, it has gained ₹300–₹400 in margins and logistics costs across the chain

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