The trade name for the largest garlic bulbs in a lot, also spelt Boom (बॉम लहसुन). We grade Bom at 42 mm and above across the bulb; other traders draw the line between 40 and 47 mm, so always agree the millimetre range.
A trade name for the largest garlic bulbs. Neemuch traders list Extra Bom at 40–47 mm, overlapping Bom (41 mm and above in Mandsaur listings), so the two names are often used for the same size. Agree the millimetre range with the seller; ours is Bom at 42 mm and above.
A Mandsaur trade name for top-size garlic, used alongside Bom and Extra Bom. No trader publishes a millimetre range for it, so ask for the size in mm before buying.
A mandi name for round, well-filled garlic bulbs of about 36 mm, also sold as Maharaja garlic. Between AAA (33–37 mm) and AAAA (38–42 mm) in our grading.
An Incoterm where the seller delivers the goods, cleared for export, onto the ship at the port of loading. Freight and insurance from there are the buyer's.
A regulated agricultural wholesale market (APMC), where growers sell produce to licensed traders by auction. Kota's is the Seth Bhamashah Krishi Upaj Mandi.