Amid the scorching summer heat, the latest tomato mandi rates from major markets in Maharashtra brought mixed reactions among farmers. While some smiled at the rising prices in low-supply markets, others worried due to falling rates caused by high arrivals.
In major markets like Pune (Moshi), heavy arrivals kept the prices relatively stable, whereas places like Pimpri and Patan saw stronger prices due to good quality produce.
If you're planning to sell tomatoes soon, today’s “tomato mandi bhav” can help you choose the right time and market.
The total arrival of tomatoes in this mandi today was 6.4 tonnes. Prices ranged from ₹500 to ₹1300 per quintal, and the modal price stood at ₹900/quintal.
Although farmers had expected higher prices due to summer demand, the market remained stable today, providing average profits.
Kalmeshwar mandi recorded a 2-tonne arrival of tomatoes. The prices ranged from ₹615 to ₹1000/quintal, with a modal price of ₹825.
Many farmers were slightly disappointed, as the rates did not meet their expectations based on production costs. However, high-quality produce fetched relatively better prices.
Patan mandi received only 0.7 tonnes of tomato today, but the prices were fairly strong. The “Other” variety was sold between ₹1250 and ₹1450 per quintal, and the modal rate was ₹1350.
Due to low arrivals and higher demand, the market remained strong—bringing some relief to small-scale farmers.
Tomato Prices in Pune (Moshi) Mandi: The highest activity was seen in Moshi mandi, Pune, with a massive arrival of 51.5 tonnes. The “Local” variety was priced between ₹500 and ₹1000 per quintal, with a modal price of ₹750.
Due to the large supply, prices remained under pressure. While traders benefited from this, farmers faced slight disappointment.
Tomato Prices in Pune (Pimpri) Mandi: Pimpri mandi, the arrival was 2.3 tonnes. The “Local” variety fetched between ₹1000 and ₹1200 per quintal, with a modal rate of ₹1100.
Good quality produce supported strong prices here, offering some relief to farmers. Traders also showed active buying interest.
Tomato Prices in Rahuri Mandi: Rahuri mandi recorded a 1.5-tonne arrival. Prices ranged from ₹400 to ₹1100 per quintal, and the modal price was ₹750.
Farmers here faced some trouble due to price fluctuations, especially when forced to sell at lower rates.
Conclusion: Today, Maharashtra's tomato prices showed significant variation across mandis. While prices were strong in low-supply markets, heavy arrivals pulled down rates in larger markets.
Farmers now need to keep a close watch on the monsoon trends, as upcoming weather conditions will directly impact future tomato pricing.
If you’d like a comparison with last month’s prices or a forecast for a specific mandi next week, feel free to ask — we’re here to help with detailed insights.
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