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Maize price in Mali

Market prices for Maize in Mali — 70 price records from public price sources, the latest reading from June 2026, plus animals for sale, care tips and a field guide.

Maize prices were last quoted on 15 June 2026 in Mali, from 70 market readings. In XOF, the currency of the largest single-commodity group in the newest quotes (12 of 70 readings), prices for Maize run from 285 to 500 XOF per kg. Published by WFP / HDX; each row below carries its own market, observation date and source.

Market prices

Maize price in Mali

All market rates
Lowest XOF 285 per kg
Average XOF 326 per kg
Highest XOF 500 per kg
Records 70 price observations

Maize12 price observationsLatest reading 15 June 2026

These are the latest published prices for this series, not today's rate.

Animalsss holds 70 observed Maize price readings for Mali, across 1 commodities. They come from 70 named markets, among them Ansongo, Badalabougou, Badinko, Bamba. 66 more markets report here. Most quoted here: Maize.

Commodity Market Price Date Source
Maize Djebok · Mali XOF 500 /kg 15 Jun 2026 WFP / HDX
Maize Gao · Mali XOF 400 /kg 15 Jun 2026 WFP / HDX
Maize Niafunké · Mali XOF 350 /kg 15 Jun 2026 WFP / HDX
Maize Kayes Plateau · Mali XOF 300 /kg 15 Jun 2026 WFP / HDX
Maize Macina · Mali XOF 300 /kg 15 Jun 2026 WFP / HDX
Maize Bamba · Mali XOF 300 /kg 15 Jun 2026 WFP / HDX
Maize Kayes Centre · Mali XOF 300 /kg 15 Jun 2026 WFP / HDX
Maize Kayes N'Dy · Mali XOF 300 /kg 15 Jun 2026 WFP / HDX
Maize Temera · Mali XOF 295 /kg 15 Jun 2026 WFP / HDX
Maize Dangha · Mali XOF 290 /kg 15 Jun 2026 WFP / HDX
Maize Dogofri · Mali XOF 290 /kg 15 Jun 2026 WFP / HDX
Maize Tombouctou · Mali XOF 285 /kg 15 Jun 2026 WFP / HDX

Where these prices come from

  • WFP / HDXWorld Food Programme, via the Humanitarian Data Exchange (CC-BY)
Quick guide

About Maize

Maize

Maize, also known as corn, is a tall stout grass that produces cereal grain. The leafy stalk of the plant gives rise to male inflorescences or tassels which produce pollen, and female inflorescences called ears. The ears yield grain, known as kernels or seeds. In modern commercial varieties, these are usually yellow or white; other varieties can be of many colors. Maize was domesticated by indigenous peoples in southern Mexico about 9,000 years ago from wild teosinte. Native Americans planted it alongside beans and squashes in the Three Sisters polyculture.

Read more on Wikipedia Source: Wikipedia
Field guide

Maize facts & figures

Quick facts

Scientific name
Zea mays

Conservation status

LC Least Concern
Least concern Extinct

Source: IUCN Red List via GBIF

Classification

  1. Kingdom Plantae
  2. Phylum Tracheophyta
  3. Class Liliopsida
  4. Order Poales
  5. Family Poaceae
  6. Genus Zea
  7. Species Zea mays

Source: GBIF

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Maize — questions people ask

How much does a Maize cost?

Maize: between 285 and 500 XOF per kg in Mali, quoted on 15 June 2026. That is the most recent observation we hold, resting on 12 of 70 price observations for Maize across 37 countries, each carrying its own market, date and source. Sellers set their own asking price, which can differ from an observed market rate.

What is the scientific name of the Maize?

Zea mays. In the GBIF backbone taxonomy it sits in Class Liliopsida, Order Poales, Family Poaceae.

Is the Maize endangered?

The IUCN Red List category recorded for Zea mays is Least Concern (LC), read from the Red List category GBIF publishes for that taxon.

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