Tomato Prices Today: Shocking Swings Across India - Sky-High in Some Markets, Rock Bottom in Others

Farmers, today’s tomato market delivered a surprising twist that left everyone stunned. In several mandis, premium-quality tomatoes touched ₹4,000 per quintal and beyond, while in others the prices crashed to ₹300–₹500.

Why did tomatoes sell like red gold in some regions, while in others they barely fetched picking cost?

Premium Prices in Low-Supply Mandis:

Low-arrival markets such as Nagpur, Hingna, Panvel, and Kamthi witnessed a sharp spike, with top-quality tomatoes commanding impressive rates.

But in Major Markets… Prices Fell:

Heavy arrivals in big mandis like Delhi’s Azadpur and Mumbai pushed prices down, keeping rates under pressure throughout the day.

So what happens next?
Will prices climb further?
Or will increased arrivals pull rates down again?

This complete report gives you:

1. State-wise latest mandi prices
2. Today’s tomato arrivals (supply update)
3. What quality is getting the best price
4. The smartest time to sell
5. Tomato prices in Maharashtra today
6. When tomato rates may rise in 2025

Farmers, if you are planning to sell your crop soon, this report could directly influence your profit.

Delhi and Maharashtra Tomato Market Price (05 December, 2025):

Tomato Price & Arrival Analysis

Today’s tomato market showed extreme volatility across states.

Where Prices Hit Their Peak

1. Hingna and Nagpur remained the highest, touching ₹4,000–₹4,500 per quintal.
2. Panvel APMC too witnessed strong demand with prices up to ₹4,000.
3. Kamthi maintained consistently strong rates around ₹3,520.

Where Prices Crashed

1. Kalyan APMC saw a major drop, with prices as low as ₹500–₹800.
2. Mangalvedha hit the lowest levels at ₹300 for poor-quality lots.

Arrival Trends

1. Azadpur (Delhi) had the highest arrival of the day at 550.7 tonnes, keeping the market stable.
2. Heavy arrivals in Mumbai (230 tonnes) and Pune (169 tonnes) also kept prices in check.
3. Limited arrivals in Patan, Rahuri, Sangamner, and Shrirampur supported stronger prices in these regions.

Important Tips for Farmers:

1. Avoid Selling in Heavy-Arrival Mandis:

• Markets like Azadpur, Mumbai, and Pune are receiving high supply, which is pushing rates down. Selling here may reduce your profit.

2. Sell Immediately in High-Price Mandis:

• Kamthi, Nagpur, Hingna, and Panvel are offering ₹3,500–₹4,500. This is the best time for immediate sale.

3. Grade Your Produce for Better Rates:

• Premium-quality tomatoes are receiving the highest bids in major markets. Proper grading can significantly boost earnings.

4. Consider Holding a Small Stock:

• Winter usually brings lower arrivals. Prices may rise further in the coming weeks keep a portion of your stock ready for better returns.

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