June 25, 2025 Tomato Mandi Price Report: Prices Touch ₹3400 in Bassi, ₹3000 in Ganaur – A Mixed Day for Farmers

Today’s mandi report brings surprising news for both farmers and vegetable traders. On June 25, 2025, tomato prices hit a new high in several regions across India. In Bassi mandi (Rajasthan), tomatoes were sold at up to ₹3,400 per quintal, marking the highest price of the season so far. Similarly, Ganaur mandi (Haryana) also saw prices rise to ₹3,000 per quintal, bringing joy to many local tomato growers.

However, not all mandis experienced this upward trend. In Rewari (Haryana), tomato prices dropped as low as ₹500 per quintal, while in Rawatsar (Rajasthan), the rate stood at just ₹900 per quintal. These stark contrasts reflect how mandi rates now depend heavily on quality, arrival volume, and local demand.

If you're wondering what price tomatoes fetched in your nearest mandi and where you could get the best returns, this detailed report has all the answers—clearly presented and farmer-focused.

Tomato Prices in Haryana Mandis – June 25, 2025:

Key Highlight: Gurugram recorded the highest arrivals (52.3 tonnes) in Haryana but prices didn’t exceed ₹2,000/quintal. Ganaur and Narnaul stood out with maximum rates of ₹3,000 and ₹2,500 respectively, offering decent returns to farmers.

Tomato Prices in Rajasthan Mandis – June 25, 2025:

Key Highlight: Bassi mandi reported the highest tomato price in the country at ₹3,400/quintal. In contrast, Rawatsar recorded the lowest in the state, indicating either low quality or reduced demand in the area.

Tomato Price Trends – At a Glance:

• Highest Price: Bassi (Rajasthan) – ₹3,400/quintal
• Lowest Price: Rewari (Haryana) – ₹500/quintal, Rawatsar (Rajasthan) – ₹900/quintal
• Highest Arrival: Gurugram (Haryana) – 52.3 tonnes

These variations clearly show how price fluctuations are now largely influenced by product quality, supply volume, and regional demand.

Tips for Farmers and Traders:

• For Farmers: If you have good-quality tomatoes, consider selling them in high-demand mandis like Bassi, Ganaur, or Narnaul where prices are rewarding.
• For Traders: Bulk buyers can target high-arrival mandis such as Gurugram or Sri Ganganagar to procure at moderate rates and plan resale in other states for profit.
• Looking Ahead: If the weather remains favorable, prices may stabilize in the coming days. However, in regions with heavy arrivals, a price dip cannot be ruled out.

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