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Tomato Market Prices Surge: From ₹300 to ₹2,800 per Quintal, Check the Full Mandi List

Tomato Market Prices Today (04 May, 2026)
Tomato Market Prices Today (04 May, 2026)

Farmers are witnessing sharp fluctuations in tomato prices today. As per the mandi update dated 04 May 2026, the market has shown extreme volatility while prices in some mandis dropped to as low as ₹300 per quintal, others recorded highs of up to ₹2,800 per quintal.

The latest data from mandis across Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, and Punjab highlights that supply (arrivals), demand, and quality are the key factors driving this variation. Markets with heavy arrivals are facing price pressure, whereas mandis with limited supply and better-quality produce are offering stronger rates.

For farmers, this means that choosing the right mandi at the right time is crucial. Even a small mistake in decision-making can directly impact profits.

Tomato Market Prices Today (04 May, 2026):

State Mandi Arrivals (Tonnes) Variety Min Price (₹/Quintal) Max Price (₹/Quintal)
Delhi (NCT) Azadpur Mandi Tomato Price 789.9 Tomato 400 2,400
Delhi (NCT) Ghazipur F&V Mandi Tomato Price 205.6 Tomato 1,600 2,000
Delhi (NCT) Keshopur Mandi Tomato Price 252.38 Other 600 1,400
Madhya Pradesh Dewas (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 1.6 Other 1,400 2,600
Madhya Pradesh Indore (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 66.6 Other 800 2,200
Madhya Pradesh Jabalpur (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 4 Tomato 700 1,100
Madhya Pradesh Karera (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 0.2 Tomato 800 1,500
Madhya Pradesh Morena Mandi Tomato Price 4 Desi 900 1,000
Madhya Pradesh Petlawad (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 2.2 Hybrid 800 1,000
Madhya Pradesh Rewa (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 7.3 Desi 1,000 1,100
Madhya Pradesh Sabalgarh (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 1 Desi 1,200 1,400
Madhya Pradesh Sagar (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 9.2 Local 300 700
Madhya Pradesh Sanawad (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 1 Desi 1,400 1,500
Madhya Pradesh Sehore (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 2 Desi 1,200 1,500
Madhya Pradesh Sendhwa (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 0.5 Hybrid 1,300 1,800
Madhya Pradesh Seoni (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 4.65 Desi 700 800
Madhya Pradesh Sirali (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 0.1 Tomato 900 1,000
Madhya Pradesh Ujjain (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 2.78 Desi 800 867
Punjab Bassi Pathana Mandi Tomato Price 0.6 Tomato 1,200 1,500
Punjab Garhshankar Mandi Tomato Price 2.3 Other 2,700 2,800
Punjab Ludhiana Mandi Tomato Price 40.1 Other 700 2,000
Punjab Rajpura Mandi Tomato Price 3.3 Local 800 1,200
Punjab Raman Mandi Tomato Price 0.7 Other 905 1,155
Punjab Talwandi Sabo Mandi Tomato Price 0.5 Other 900 1,200
Punjab Tanda Urmur Mandi Tomato Price 1.7 Tomato 2,000 2,500

Market Analysis: Arrivals and Price Trends:

  • The market clearly reflects a supply-driven trend.
  • Azadpur mandi recorded the highest arrivals (around 789 tonnes), pushing minimum prices down to ₹400, though premium quality still fetched up to ₹2,400.
  • Dewas mandi (MP), with low arrivals, saw prices rise to ₹2,600.
  • Garhshankar mandi (Punjab) recorded the highest rate at ₹2,800 per quintal.
  • On the lower end, Sagar mandi (MP) saw prices drop to ₹300, indicating excess supply or weaker demand.

Overall, low-arrival mandis are offering better prices, while high-arrival markets are under pressure.

Advice for Farmers:

  1. Avoid selling immediately in markets where prices are as low as ₹300–₹600, as this may lead to losses.
  2. Consider sending produce to high-price mandis like Garhshankar, Tanda Urmur (Punjab), and Dewas or Indore (MP).
  3. Farmers with hybrid or high-quality tomatoes can expect better returns.
  4. If storage and transport facilities are available, waiting and choosing the right mandi can significantly increase profits.

FAQs:

Q1. Why are tomato prices today fluctuating so much?
A: Due to variations in supply (arrivals), demand, and product quality across different mandis.

Q2. Which mandi recorded the highest tomato price today?
A: Garhshankar mandi in Punjab recorded up to ₹2,800 per quintal.

Q3. Which mandi has the lowest tomato price today?
A: Sagar mandi in Madhya Pradesh recorded prices as low as ₹300 per quintal.

Q4. How can farmers get better prices for tomatoes?
A: By choosing high-demand mandis and selling high-quality or hybrid tomatoes.

Q5. What is Khetivyapar’s advice for farmers?
A: Khetivyapar recommends careful mandi selection and timing to maximize profit in the current volatile tomato market.

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