Agriculture is the key sector of our economy. Vast majority of our population directly depend upon agriculture for livelihood. A good marketing system is one, where the farmer is assured of a fair price for his produce. The agricultural sector needs well functioning markets to drive growth, employment and economic prosperity in rural area of India. In order to provide dynamism and efficiency into the marketing system large investment are required for the development of post harvest and cold chain infrastructure near to the farmer field. Now-a-days, the Government has taken the initiative to promote organized marketing of agricultural commodities in the country through a net work of regulated markets. The basic objective of setting up of a net work of physical markets has been to ensure reasonable gain to the farmers by creating environment in markets for fair play of supply and demand forces, regulate market practices and attain transparency in transactions. Most of the State Governments and Union territories have since enacted Legislations (Agriculture produce Marketing Committee Act) to provide for development of agriculture produce and to achieve an efficient system of buying and selling of agriculture commodities.