Buy the sack, not the packet.

Grade B costs roughly 25% less than Grade A on the same vegetable, from the same crate, sorted before dispatch. On a recent morning (6 September 2026) bottle gourd (lauki / sorakaya) went out at ₹200 for 15 pcs in Grade A against ₹150 in Grade B, and cabbage (patta gobhi) at ₹20 a kilo against ₹15. Grade A is uniform, unblemished and colour-matched for anything a guest sees whole; Grade B is sound produce with cosmetic variation, which makes no difference once it is chopped, boiled or curried. Those figures are illustrative rather than a price list — mandi rates move every morning, and a business account is quoted against its own volume and then locked for the week.

Yes — wholesale vegetable rates in Hyderabad move every single morning, which is precisely why a business account is priced weekly instead of daily. Rates shift with arrivals at the wholesale market, with rain and heat (which decide both how much is harvested and how much of it grades A), with festival weeks, and with the season, so a vegetable can halve over three weeks and double back. We quote your list per item and per grade, hold that price for the week, and absorb the movement in between — so a mandi spike lands on us rather than on your food cost. We deliberately do not publish a full rate card, because one that is accurate on Monday is wrong by Thursday.

Yes — the Rozbasket business supply menu is a single-page PDF listing 123 items across 10 categories, free to download at https://rozbasket.com/Rozbasket-Business-Menu.pdf. It covers everyday vegetables, gourds & seasonal, aromatics & chillies, leafy greens & herbs, fruits, dairy & eggs, bakery & breads, rice & grains, dal & pulses and atta & flours. There are no prices printed on it on purpose: wholesale rates move every morning, so a printed figure would be wrong within a week. Send your list on WhatsApp instead and we quote it per item and per grade, then hold that price for the week. Items outside the sheet can usually be sourced — it is what we supply routinely, not the limit of what we can get.

Yes — Rozbasket sells bulk packs at 10-15% below the per-unit retail price, delivered to your gate on the same next-morning schedule. Bulk sizes include 10 kg onion and potato bags, 25 kg rice, 10 kg atta, 5 L cans of sunflower and cold pressed mustard oil, and 5 kg fruit boxes of apple, orange, sweet lime and pomegranate. There is no membership and no delivery fee — the saving comes from buying one large lot at the mandi instead of many small ones, which costs us less to handle.

Yes, and it is the cheapest way to buy from us. Neighbours can split a bulk pack — a 10 kg onion bag across three flats, or a 25 kg rice bag across four — and we deliver it as one drop at your society gate. Send the combined list on WhatsApp with how you want it split, and we pack each share separately and labelled, so nobody has to divide a sack in the lobby.

Yes — Rozbasket supplies wholesale quantities to kirana stores, tiffin centres, messes, hostels, canteens and PGs across Hyderabad, delivered before opening time. Wholesale accounts get weekly locked pricing on core vegetables and staples, choice of grade per item, consolidated GST invoicing weekly or fortnightly, and a named account manager on WhatsApp rather than a call centre. Send your typical weekly requirement and we come back with indicative pricing within one working day.