Tomato Price Today: Madhya Pradesh Turns Cheaper, Maharashtra Markets Soar — Check Today’s Latest Rates

Farmers and traders, tomato prices across the country witnessed sharp variations today, grabbing everyone’s attention. While several mandis in Madhya Pradesh sold tomatoes at extremely low prices, some markets in Maharashtra recorded a steep jump, with rates soaring up to ₹5,000 per quintal almost like fire in the market!

Many places, arrivals crossed 280 tonnes, whereas some mandis received less than 1 tonne, creating a big gap in today’s price trends. If you are planning to sell or buy tomatoes today, this detailed report will help you make a better and more profitable decision.

Below you’ll find top-performing mandis, low-price markets, arrival-based price pressure, and expert insights all in one place.

State-Wise Tomato Market Prices Today - 11 December 2025:

Price & Arrival Analysis – What Drove Today’s Tomato Market?

• The sharpest price jump was seen in Bhusawal, where maximum rates hit ₹5,000 per quintal.
• Markets like Hingna, Kamathi, and Mumbai also remained on the higher side with rates between ₹3,000 and ₹4,500.
• Contrast, several mandis in Madhya Pradesh especially Shivpuri and Barad recorded very low prices between ₹250 and ₹900, reflecting weak demand.
• Rahata and Sangamner in Maharashtra also saw minimum prices of ₹500, showing a softer market trend.

Arrivals played a major role today:

1. Mumbai APMC, with more than 280 tonnes, saw stable to slightly soft prices because of heavy supply.
2. Low-arrival mandis like Bhusawal, Pimpri, and Kalmeshwar (1–3 tonnes) recorded much higher prices.
3. Morena (MP), despite receiving only 2.5 tonnes, prices stayed strong at ₹1,950–₹2,000, indicating firm demand.

Overall, markets with low supply showed strong price support, while heavy-arrival mandis traded at comparatively lower levels.

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