Rambutan Price per Bundle: Compute Orchard Cost and Profit

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Quick answer
A rambutan bundle or kilo price is not one fixed figure: place of sale, season, fruit size and condition change the offer. To know orchard profit, separate the actual selling price from care and harvest labour; this page invents no current price.
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A rambutan bundle or kilo price is not one fixed figure: place of sale, season, fruit size and condition change the offer. To know orchard profit, separate the actual selling price from care and harvest labour; this page invents no current price.

Fits if: For growers who can record yield, grade and local buyer offers.

Main drawback: No verified current rambutan price or production cost exists in the supplied facts.

Compare: Compare offers for the same grade, after picking, packing and delivery costs.

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In this guide

A rambutan price is only useful for profit arithmetic when the unit, grade and place of sale are known. A bundle price at a stall is not necessarily equivalent to a kilo price or a wholesaler’s offer. Record real offers on the selling day, then compute what remains after all related costs.

What is the rambutan bundle price: what must be compared?

Ask the bundle’s weight or size, whether the fruit is graded, and who bears transport. If bundles are not weighed, compare bundles prepared the same way; do not convert directly to a kilo price without weight.

RecordCapture on selling dayWhy needed
Sales unitBundle, basket or weighed weightAvoid comparing different units
QualitySize, maturity and fruit conditionOffers may differ by grade
ChannelStall, collector or direct buyerNet price changes after sales costs
Post-pick costsLabour, containers and transportShows net returns, not gross sales

Where does rambutan sit in the FAMA daily list: an empty slot?

The FULL commodity list of the FAMA Daily Price Guide (full reading 27/9/2026, 38 rows including non-vegetable classes): AYAM HIDUP; AYAM PROSES STANDARD; AYAM PROSES SUPER; BAWANG BESAR KUNING/HOLLAND; BAWANG BESAR MERAH (IMPORT); BAWANG BESAR MERAH (INDIA); BAWANG MERAH/KECIL (IMPORT); BAWANG MERAH/KECIL (INDIA); BAWANG MERAH/KECIL (THAI); BAWANG MERAH ROSE; BAWANG PUTIH (CHINA); BAYAM; BETIK SEKAKI; CILI HIJAU; CILI HIJAU (IMPORT); CILI MERAH (CHINA); CILI MERAH (IMPORT); CILI MERAH (THAILAND); CILI MERAH KULAI/KULAI HIBRID; CILI MERAH MINYAK; DAUN BAWANG; DAUN SUP (TANAH TINGGI); KACANG BENDI; KACANG BUNCIS; KACANG PANJANG HIJAU; KANGKUNG; KUBIS BULAT (CHINA); KUBIS BULAT (INDONESIA); KUBIS BULAT (TANAH TINGGI); PISANG BERANGAN; PISANG MAS; SAWI HIJAU TANAH TINGGI; TELUR AYAM (RM/biji); TEMBIKAI MERAH TANPA BIJI; TERUNG PANJANG/PEPARU (TANAH RENDAH); TIMUN HIJAU; TOMATO (TANAH TINGGI); UBI KENTANG HOLLAND. NOT listed (the FAMA daily price cannot fill the slot): durian, manggis, rambutan, mempelam, limau, nenas, markisa, anggur, strawberi, jagung, kobis selain kubis bulat, terung bulat, terung asam, timun batang, timun jepun, lobak, labu, petola, ketola, kundur, peria, salad/selada, halia, kunyit, serai, lengkuas, kesum, pudina, misai kucing, tongkat ali, cendawan, sentul, tebu, kuini, cempedak, nangka, betik selain sekaki, pisang selain berangan/mas, orkid, bunga ros, getah, koko, padi. [source]

Rambutan sits on the NOT-listed side — a “daily guide price” for rambutan cannot exist, and every real figure must carry its own dated source.

What are the three price worlds: retail, wholesale, farm?

Retail, wholesale and farm-gate figures refer to three different transactions; treating them as one “rambutan price” is the fastest way to a wrong margin. Always ask which of the three a quoted number is, and record the answer with the date.

What proves next season’s decision: quotation evidence?

Keep quotation evidence and accepted quantities from every selling day — next season’s decision should stand on those records, not on remembered prices. The record of what was actually paid, by grade, is the only durable benchmark this page recognises.

What is the rambutan price per 1kg now: how do you check?

Check the price quoted at the date and place you actually sell. Ask whether the figure is a retail, wholesale or farm price; the three refer to different transactions. Keep quotation evidence and accepted quantities so next season’s decisions rest on your own records.

How is rambutan orchard cost and profit computed: grade by grade?

Separate planting-material and orchard-preparation costs from recurring costs like fertilizing, weed control, pruning, picking and delivery. Use invoices or actual work notes. Compute sales by grade and subtract costs that actually occurred; do not count unsold yield as income.

Is the “school-kid rambutan” price a farm price: what does the term identify?

The phrase does not explain the rambutan type, quantity or sales channel. If you mean supply for a canteen or school sales, ask for the buyer’s specification, quantity and delivery arrangement. Without those details, that price cannot be used as an orchard benchmark.

To check fertilizer options, see rambutan fertilizer.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of one rambutan bundle?

We hold no verified local quotation for rambutan bundles. Ask sellers or buyers in your area and record bundle size and grade so comparisons are equivalent.

What is the rambutan price per 1kg now?

No current per-kilo figure can be verified here. Prices move by location, fruit quality and sales channel; check offers on your selling date.

How do you compute rambutan profit?

Multiply weight actually sold by grade by the price received, then subtract recorded orchard, picking, packing and delivery costs.

Is the 'school-kid rambutan' price the same as an orchard price?

That term is not clear enough to identify grade or sales channel. Ask the buyer what they mean and do not assume it is a farm wholesale price.