July 20, 2025: Tomato Prices Cross ₹3000 in UP Mandis, Touch ₹4000 in Delhi – Check Where You Can Get the Best Rates

Whether you’re a farmer or a trader, all eyes are on tomato prices right now. On July 20, 2025, tomato rates in major mandis across Uttar Pradesh and Delhi broke seasonal records. In several UP mandis, prices surpassed ₹3000 per quintal, while Delhi’s Azadpur mandi the largest fruit and vegetable market in the country reported a maximum price of ₹4000 per quintal, the highest seen this season.

While some mandis are offering impressive profits to farmers, others still have lukewarm prices. So it becomes crucial to know: What’s the rate in your mandi? Where are the highest profits being made? And where should you wait before selling? This mandi price update brings you a detailed overview of each mandi and the insights you need to maximize your earnings.

Latest Tomato Prices in Uttar Pradesh Mandis (July 20, 2025):

Record Rates in Delhi’s Azadpur Mandi:

Delhi’s Azadpur mandi, the largest wholesale vegetable market in the country, recorded a maximum tomato price of ₹4000 per quintal clearly reflecting the strong demand and limited supply in major consumption zones.

Where Tomatoes Were Expensive and Where They Were Not:

On July 20, 2025, tomato prices across UP and Delhi showed significant variation:

• Highest Price: Azadpur mandi topped the chart at ₹4000/quintal, followed by Aligarh at ₹3060, and Prayagraj and Faizabad at ₹3000.
• These higher rates were mostly due to strong demand and high-quality hybrid or desi produce.
• Lowest Prices: At the other end of the spectrum, Doharighat mandi reported prices of just ₹1900–₹2000, and Lalganj capped at ₹2100. The lower prices in these areas were likely due to oversupply or inferior grading.

In general, mandis offering ₹2800–₹3060 were those with premium quality arrivals and favorable market conditions. On the other hand, mandis in the ₹1900–₹2500 range likely faced demand-supply mismatches or quality issues.

Advice for Farmers and Traders:

1. Focus on Delhi and Western UP Mandis: With high demand and top rates, sending tomatoes to Azadpur or mandis in Aligarh, Prayagraj, or Faizabad could yield better profits.
2. Avoid Immediate Sales in Low-Rate Mandis: In regions where prices are around ₹1900–₹2200, farmers may benefit from waiting a few days for prices to recover.
3. Prioritize Grading & Transport: Especially for hybrid varieties, better sorting and careful transport can lead to significantly higher prices.

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