The production of overall vegetables is projected to be higher at 204.84 million tonnes as against 200.45 million tonnes in the said period
Prices of tomato as on December 21 for all the major cities were lower when compared to the corresponding prices one week and one month ago
Tomato prices are ruling high since September-end in most retail markets of the country but there has been a sharp rise is southern states of late due to continuous rains
Tomatoes account for 10 per cent of the total vegetable production in India
Arrivals in November this year were only 1.96 million tonnes as compared to 2.13 million tonnes
All India average retail tomato price, which has shot up to Rs 67 per kg over the last year, are likely to soften from December with the arrival of fresh crop from northern states
In Bangalore, tomato price in retail markets continued to rule high at Rs 88 per kg
Retail tomato prices are ruling at Rs 80 per kg in most cities across India but the rates have shot up to as high as Rs 120 per kg in few southern states because of widespread rains
When onion and tomato prices soared last week, one of the many reasons given was that rainfall in several states producing the two crops was responsible for it.
Tomato prices in retail markets of metro cities have shot up to Rs 72 per kilogram on tight supply due to unseasonal rains in key producing states like Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. Among the metros, the maximum increase in the retail price of tomato was seen in Kolkata where the key kitchen vegetable was ruling as high as Rs 72 per kg on October 12 when compared to Rs 38 per kg during the month-ago period. In Delhi and Chennai, retail prices of tomato increased to Rs 57 per kg from Rs 30 per kg and Rs 20 per kg, respectively, compared to the month-ago period, according to data compiled by the Consumer Affairs Ministry. In Mumbai, tomato prices in retail markets rose to Rs 53 per kg from Rs 15 per kg in the said period, the data showed. The retail prices of tomato vary depending on quality and locality where the commodity was sold. "Unseasonal rains in producing states like Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra have damaged the crop due to which the supply to consuming markets like Del
Tomato prices in wholesale markets in most producing states have crashed to as low as Rs 4 per kg amid supply glut, government data showed. In fact, the wholesale prices of tomato in 23 growing centres out of 31 monitored by the government were down by 50 per cent from the year-ago period or below three-year seasonal average. Currently, tomato crop of the early kharif (summer) season of the 2021-22 crop year (July-June) is being harvested. According to the data, the wholesale price of tomato in Dewas in Madhya Pradesh -- the countrys' top tomato growing state -- fell to Rs 8 per kg on August 28 of this year from Rs 11 per kg in the year-ago period. Similarly, the wholesale price of tomato at Jalgoan in Maharashtra -- the country's sixth largest tomato growing state -- fell by 80 per cent to Rs 4 per kg on August 28 from Rs 21 per kg in the year-ago period. Tomato prices at Aurangabad declined to Rs 4.50 per kg from Rs 9.50 per kg, while that of Solapur to Rs 5 per kg from 15 per k
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The fresh tomato crop is expected to arrive only in September and till then prices are expected to remain under pressure
In Mumbai, rates rose to Rs 58 per kg from 38 per kg while in Delhi, prices surged to Rs 51 per kg from Rs 25 per kg