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Tomato Market Prices Today: From ₹2,300 to ₹400 per Quintal - Find the Most Profitable Mandi

Tomato Market Prices Today - (16 April 2026)
Tomato Market Prices Today - (16 April 2026)

Farmers, today’s tomato market may seem a bit confusing, but with the right strategy, it can turn into a great earning opportunity. Such a wide price gap in a single day is rare while tomatoes are selling up to ₹2,300 per quintal in Delhi mandis, prices in several Madhya Pradesh markets have dropped as low as ₹400 per quintal.

The main reason behind this sharp variation is the difference in demand and supply. In large cities where demand is high and arrivals are limited, prices are stronger. On the other hand, in regions with heavy arrivals, farmers are forced to sell at lower rates.

If you have good-quality tomatoes, choosing the right mandi can significantly increase your profits. Avoid selling in a hurry checking nearby market prices can sometimes make a difference of ₹500–₹1,000 per quintal.

The key takeaway is simple: it’s not just about growing the crop, but also about when and where to sell it. A smart decision can help you earn much better returns.

Tomato Market Prices Today in Delhi and Madhya Pradesh (16 April 2026):

State Mandi Arrivals (Tonnes) Variety Min Price (₹/Quintal) Max Price (₹/Quintal)
Delhi (NCT) Azadpur Mandi Tomato Price 557.9 Tomato 720 1,600
Delhi (NCT) Ghazipur Fruit & Vegetable Mandi Tomato Price 177.8 Tomato 1,800 2,200
Delhi (NCT) Keshopur Mandi Tomato Price 205.5 Other 900 2,300
Madhya Pradesh Barwah (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 0.8 Desi 800 1,600
Madhya Pradesh Barwani (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 0.93 Tomato 700 800
Madhya Pradesh Burhanpur (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 5.6 Other 500 1,000
Madhya Pradesh Chhatarpur (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 2 Other 400 500
Madhya Pradesh Chhindwara (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 6.1 Desi 400 600
Madhya Pradesh Harda (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 1 Desi 500 700
Madhya Pradesh Indore (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 36 Other 400 1,400
Madhya Pradesh Jabalpur (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 4 Tomato 600 1,000
Madhya Pradesh Jaora (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 0.3 Tomato 1,000 1,500
Madhya Pradesh Khandwa (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 5.8 Tomato 400 1,000
Madhya Pradesh Kukshi (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 1.8 Tomato 400 800
Madhya Pradesh Maihar (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 2 Tomato 500 500
Madhya Pradesh Morena Mandi Tomato Price 2 Local 1,500 1,500
Madhya Pradesh Morena (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 2 Tomato 1,500 1,500
Madhya Pradesh Petlawad (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 2 Hybrid 800 900
Madhya Pradesh Sagar (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 1.5 Local 300 700
Madhya Pradesh Sanawad (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 1 Desi 500 500
Madhya Pradesh Sanwer (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 0.24 Tomato 900 1,300
Madhya Pradesh Sehore (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 1 Desi 600 1,000
Madhya Pradesh Sendhwa (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 0.9 Hybrid 1,200 1,700
Madhya Pradesh Seoni (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 4.9 Desi 600 630
Madhya Pradesh Sheopur Kalan (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 2 Tomato 400 500
Madhya Pradesh Sirali (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 0.3 Tomato 900 1,000
Madhya Pradesh Timarni (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 0.11 Desi 600 1,000
Madhya Pradesh Ujjain (F&V) Mandi Tomato Price 2.44 Desi 900 961

Market Analysis: Arrivals and Price Trends:

  • Despite heavy arrivals (around 557 tonnes), Azadpur mandi recorded prices up to ₹1,600, showing strong demand
  • Ghazipur and Keshopur mandis offered premium prices of ₹2,200–₹2,300 for good-quality produce
  • In contrast, markets like Indore, Chhindwara, and Khandwa saw prices drop to ₹400–₹800 due to high arrivals
  • However, mandis like Morena and Sendhwa still maintained levels above ₹1,500, offering better returns

Advice for Farmers:

  1. If transport is available, consider selling in large markets like Delhi for better returns
  2. Avoid selling at ₹400–₹700 levels, as these may not even cover production costs
  3. Tomatoes are highly perishable, so act quickly but avoid uninformed decisions
  4. Proper grading can significantly increase your price sell high-quality produce separately

FAQs:

Q1. Why are tomato prices different in every mandi?
Because demand, supply, and arrival volume vary from market to market.

Q2. Which mandi is giving highest tomato price today?
Delhi’s Ghazipur and Keshopur mandis are offering up to ₹2,300 per quintal.

Q3. Why are Madhya Pradesh prices so low?
Due to high local arrivals and weak demand in several regions.

Q4. What is the best strategy to sell tomatoes?
Compare mandi rates and sell in high-demand markets when possible.

Q5. How does Khetivyapar help farmers?
Khetivyapar provides daily mandi updates and price insights for better selling decisions.

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