July 24, 2025: Tomato Prices Break Records – ₹4400/Quintal in Azadpur Mandi, State-Wise Report Inside

In this rainy season, tomatoes have emerged as the true market star! As per the latest mandi price report dated July 24, 2025, tomato prices soared across major markets in India. The highlight came from Delhi’s Azadpur mandi, where tomatoes touched ₹4400 per quintal the highest rate recorded so far this season. In Maharashtra, mandis like Wai and Kalmeshwar also posted strong prices close to ₹3500 per quintal, driven by low arrivals of quality produce and rising market demand.

Whether you're a farmer or a trader, this is a golden opportunity to maximize profits. This report brings you a complete mandi-wise and state-wise breakdown of prices, arrivals, and tomato varieties helping you choose the best market for your produce.

State-Wise Tomato Mandi Prices – July 24, 2025:

Where Did Tomato Prices Rise – And Where Did They Fall?

• Biggest Spike: Delhi’s Azadpur mandi saw tomato prices soar to ₹4400/quintal, the highest in the country and a clear sign of strong demand with limited quality supply.
• Strong Prices in Maharashtra: Mandis like Wai and Kalmeshwar recorded prices up to ₹3500, while Pune, Khed, and Pimpri crossed the ₹2500 mark.
• Mild Trend in MP: In contrast, Madhya Pradesh mandis like Badwani and Sendhwa saw lower prices ranging from ₹700 to ₹1500, with limited arrivals and weaker buyer interest.

Advice for Farmers:

• Send Quality Tomatoes to High-Demand Markets: If you have good-quality, well-packed tomatoes, consider supplying to Azadpur (Delhi), Pune, or Wai to earn maximum profit.
• Hold if Prices Are Low: In mandis where prices are currently in the ₹700–₹1200 range, and if storage is available, waiting a few days could yield better rates.
• Short Supply, High Demand: With limited supply and continued rainfall, demand for premium tomatoes is expected to remain strong, possibly pushing prices even higher in the coming days.

Conclusion: The tomato market on July 24, 2025, showed explosive growth, especially in consumption-driven mandis like Azadpur and Pune. As prices crossed the ₹4000/quintal mark, it’s clear that market timing, quality, and strategic mandi selection are key for maximizing returns this season. Don’t miss this profit window.