Tomato Market Price Report - 16 September, 2025

Today’s tomato trade across India witnessed sharp fluctuations. In some mandis, heavy arrivals pulled prices down to rock-bottom levels, while in others, limited arrivals and premium quality pushed rates to new highs. Reports from key markets in Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and Maharashtra show that the day was full of surprises and ups and downs for both farmers and traders.

If you are curious to know where tomatoes sold as low as ₹500/quintal and where they reached as high as ₹4,500/quintal, this detailed report is for you.

State-wise Tomato Prices (16 September, 2025):

Price and Arrival Analysis:

• Highest Price → Talalagir (Gujarat) at ₹4,500/quintal.
• Lowest Price → Sanawad (Madhya Pradesh) and Pune (Moshi) at ₹500/quintal.
• Heaviest Arrivals → Surat (560 tonnes) and Rajkot (178 tonnes), which kept prices under pressure.
• High Prices on Low Arrivals → Talalagir (₹4,500 on 0.54 tonnes), Khambhat (₹3,000 on 0.7 tonnes), Karera (₹3,000 on 0.2 tonnes).
• Maharashtra → Mumbai and Pune mandis saw heavy inflows, keeping prices steady at ₹1,000–1,400/quintal.
• Madhya Pradesh → Sabalgarh and Karera witnessed strong prices (₹1,800–3,000), while Burhanpur and Manawar recorded sharp drops.

Advisory for Farmers:

1. Heavy Arrival Markets (Surat, Rajkot, Mumbai, Pune): Consider holding stocks for a while as current prices are under pressure.
2. Low Arrival, High Price Markets (Talalagir, Khambhat, Karera): Immediate sales can secure excellent profits.
3. Festive Demand Outlook: With festivals approaching, tomato demand is expected to rise — farmers may benefit by selling part of their produce now and storing the rest.
4. Quality Focus: Better sorting, grading, and packaging of fresh tomatoes can fetch premium prices in both local and wholesale markets.

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