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Tomato Prices Shock India – August 4, 2025: Rates Range from ₹500 to ₹5,500 per Quintal!

Tomato Mandi Prices Across India – 04 August 2025

August 4, 2025 – If you're a tomato farmer or a bulk trader, today’s mandi price update is a game changer. Tomato prices across the country showed extreme fluctuations, with some mandis in North India recording prices as high as ₹5,500/quintal, while others dropped below ₹500/quintal, causing both excitement and concern in different regions.

Gondal (Gujarat), Ahmedgarh (Punjab), and Gonda (Uttar Pradesh) were in the spotlight today, as these mandis witnessed strong buyer demand and record-breaking rates. In contrast, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, despite being major producers, saw stable or weak prices leaving many farmers disappointed.

Here’s a detailed mandi-wise price snapshot of today’s tomato trade across India including minimum, maximum, and modal prices to help you make smart selling decisions.

Top Tomato Mandi Highlights – August 4, 2025:

Gujarat mandi	Arrivals(tonnes)	Variety	Minimum Price(Rs/quintal)	Maximum Price(Rs/quintal)
Ankleshwar	6	Tomato	2000	5000
Damnagar	0.06	Local	4250	5050
Gondal(Veg.market Gondal)	12.28	Tomato	1500	5500
Navsari	9.92	Other	2500	5000

Tomato rate in Haryana:

Haryana mandi	Arrivals(tonnes)	Variety	Minimum Price(Rs/quintal)	Maximum Price(Rs/quintal)
Farukh Nagar	1.8	Other	4900	5300
Ganaur	1.6	Tomato	3500	4000
Madlauda	0.65	Other	3000	3200
Rania	0.1	Other	1500	1600
Uklana	0.3	Other	2800	3000

Tomato rate in Maharashtra:

Maharashtra mandi	Arrivals(tonnes)	Variety	Minimum Price(Rs/quintal)	Maximum Price(Rs/quintal)
Akluj	1.6	Local	1100	3200
Kalmeshwar	1.4	Other	3540	4000
Kolhapur	15.9	Other	1000	3200
Mangal Wedha	4.1	Local	500	3400
Palus	0.9	Other	2000	3000
Panvel	57.9	Other	4000	4500
Pune	290.7	Local	1000	4000
Pune(Khadiki)	1.2	Local	1000	2000
Pune(Manjri)	62.2	Other	2000	4500
Pune(Moshi)	46.5	Local	2000	4000
Pune(Pimpri)	0.5	Local	3000	4000
Rahata	6.5	Other	1000	3500
Ramtek	3.3	Other	3500	4000
Satara	7.5	Other	3000	3500

Tomato rate in Punjab:

Punjab mandi	Arrivals(tonnes)	Variety	Minimum Price(Rs/quintal)	Maximum Price(Rs/quintal)
Ahmedgarh	0.1	Other	5000	5500
Bhawanigarh	0.6	Other	3000	3000
Ghanaur	0.15	Other	3000	5000
Patti	0.05	Other	1000	1500
Rampuraphul(Nabha Mandi)	0.1	Other	2500	3200

Tomato rate in Uttar Pradesh:

Uttar Pradesh mandi	Arrivals(tonnes)	Variety	Minimum Price(Rs/quintal)	Maximum Price(Rs/quintal)
Ajuha	2.4	Deshi	4140	4270
Aligarh	40	Hybrid	3700	3800
Anoop Shahar	0.5	Deshi	3800	4200
Bagpat	0.1	Deshi	3600	4000
Bangarmau	1.8	Hybrid	3470	3570
Bijnaur	7	Hybrid	3625	3700
Dankaur	1.2	Deshi	3875	4100
Deoband	10	Deshi	1300	1800
Etah	1.4	Hybrid	3200	3500
Firozabad	30	Hybrid	3600	3870
Ghiraur	3.6	Hybrid	3950	4150
Gonda	15	Hybrid	4360	4500
Jahangirabad	0.2	Deshi	3705	3890
Jasra	1.5	Hybrid	4160	4400
Kairana	0.5	Hybrid	2700	2800
Kasganj	6	Hybrid	3520	3750
Khair	1	Hybrid	2000	3500
Khekda	0.1	Deshi	3800	4200
Madhoganj	0.8	Hybrid	3450	3550
Mahoba	1.4	Local	3900	4000
Manjhanpur	2.7	Deshi	4000	4240
Mohamadabad	1.6	Tomato	3650	3850
Orai	30	Hybrid	3600	4150
Pukharayan	2.5	Deshi	3350	3375
Puranpur	0.3	Local	3550	3635
Puwaha	2.5	Hybrid	3700	3900
Raibareilly	4	Hybrid	3400	3450
Sandi	0.7	Hybrid	3500	3560
Sandila	0.6	Hybrid	3470	3550
Shamli	11	Hybrid	4200	4320
Sirsa	4	Deshi	2300	2500
Sitapur	12	Hybrid	2500	3800
Siyana	1	Local	2500	2700
Tulsipur	1.5	Deshi	3020	3070
Vishalpur	1.2	Deshi	3570	3640

Market Trends & Insights:

Surging Prices: Gondal (GJ), Ahmedgarh (PB), and Gonda (UP) led the country with rates above ₹5,000/quintal. This spike indicates high quality produce and strong local demand.
Flat/Weak Zones: Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh continued to post lower prices, with tomatoes often not exceeding ₹1,600/quintal, mainly due to oversupply or average quality.
Weather Impact: Recent rains and storage limitations in many areas have added to the price volatility, particularly in perishable crops like tomato.

Advisory for Farmers – What Should You Do Now?

If your local rate is below ₹2,000, avoid long-term storage. Tomatoes perish quickly selling in local mandis now may be wiser than waiting.
Compare nearby mandi rates daily. If a neighboring mandi offers ₹4,000 or more, consider transporting your produce for better profits.
Protect crops from monsoon damage. Heavy rainfall can reduce supply and raise prices, but damaged harvest won't sell. Use tarpaulin or drainage to minimize field loss.