Tomato Market Prices Today – 07 October 2025: Check Where Prices Hit Record Highs!

Farmers, tomato prices witnessed major fluctuations across several mandis in India today. Due to changing weather conditions and rising demand, prices fell in some regions while touching record highs in others. Notably, key mandis in Haryana, Rajasthan, and Punjab saw tomatoes reaching new price levels.

In today’s Tomato Mandi Price Report, we bring you the latest wholesale rates from major markets across Gujarat, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Punjab. This updated information will help farmers decide where to sell their produce to get the best possible returns.

If you are planning to sell your tomato crop, this price report can help you select the right market and maximize your profit.

State-wise Tomato Mandi Prices (07 October, 2025):

Price & Arrival Highlights:

1. Highest Price: The highest tomato price was recorded at ₹4,000/quintal in Batala (Punjab). Haryana’s Gohana mandi also reached ₹4,000/quintal, while Panipat touched ₹3,500/quintal.
2. Lowest Price: The lowest price was seen at Rahata (Maharashtra) at ₹500/quintal. Surat (₹700) and Sabalgarh (₹1,000) also reported low prices.
3. Maximum Arrivals: Gujarat’s Surat mandi recorded massive arrivals of 355 tonnes, and Rajasthan’s Jaipur received 115.5 tonnes, putting downward pressure on prices.
4. Low Arrivals, High Prices: Mandis like Gohana (Haryana), Batala (Punjab), and Goluwala (Rajasthan) saw limited arrivals but fetched high prices in the ₹2,900–₹4,000 range.
5. Wide Price Gap: Prices ranged between ₹500 and ₹4,000 per quintal, highlighting the uneven supply and demand across states.
6. Arrival Variations: While some mandis (Surat, Jaipur, Pune) saw heavy inflow, many markets had less than 1 tonne of arrivals, resulting in sharp local price spikes.

Expert Tips for Farmers:

1. Hold Stock in Heavy Arrival Zones: In areas like Surat, Jaipur, and Pune with high arrivals, farmers can consider holding back part of their produce to get better prices later.
2. Increase Supply in High-Price Markets: Markets like Gohana, Batala, and Goluwala are seeing high prices with low arrivals — supplying fresh produce here can bring higher profits.
3. Watch Weather & Transport Factors: Sudden rains or transport disruptions can cause sharp local price hikes. Monitor mandi trends closely to plan your sales.
4. Focus on Grading & Packaging: Well-graded and neatly packed tomatoes are selling quickly at premium rates. Better quality means better price.

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