Tomato Prices Rising Again Across India! Rates Reach ₹6,000 per Quintal in Uttar Pradesh Mandis — Know Where Farmers Are Earning the Most

Tomatoes have once again become the talk of the nation among both farmers and consumers. With the onset of winter, tomato prices have surged sharply, surprising many. In several major mandis (wholesale markets) of Uttar Pradesh, prices have shot up with high-quality tomatoes selling for as much as ₹6,000 per quintal.

According to market experts, the rise in prices is mainly due to reduced arrivals caused by the cold weather affecting crop freshness. As supply drops and demand remains strong, both buyers and traders are pushing up prices. For farmers, this is a golden opportunity to earn better returns for their fresh produce.

If you’re looking to know today’s tomato mandi rates across Uttar Pradesh, this report gives you the complete picture from arrivals and price ranges to upcoming market expectations.

Tomato Mandi Rate in Uttar Pradesh:

1. Agra Mandi: Large arrivals of the Kashmir/Shimla-II variety were recorded today. Prices ranged from ₹5,000 to ₹6,000 per quintal, making it the highest-paying mandi of the day. Demand for high-quality tomatoes remained strong.
2. Chhara Mandi: Around 0.4 tonnes of Desi tomatoes arrived, with prices steady between ₹3,000 and ₹3,100 per quintal. Despite limited arrivals, rates remained stable.
3. Khair Mandi: Hybrid tomatoes traded between ₹1,800 and ₹2,500 per quintal. The quality was reported to be moderate.
4. Tulsipur Mandi: 1.7 tonnes of Hybrid tomatoes arrived, priced between ₹1,710 and ₹1,770 per quintal. Local traders expect slight price increases in the coming days.
5. Jaswantnagar Mandi: 3.8 tonnes of Hybrid tomatoes arrived. Prices ranged from ₹1,570 to ₹1,670 per quintal, with overall trading activity remaining normal.
6. Fatehpur Mandi: Desi tomato prices stood between ₹1,930 and ₹2,170 per quintal with about 12 tonnes of arrivals. Buyers preferred higher-quality lots.
7. Hardoi Mandi: Around 14 tonnes of Hybrid tomatoes arrived, trading between ₹1,940 and ₹2,000 per quintal. Prices were steady, supported by strong local demand.
8. Shahabad Mandi: Desi tomatoes sold between ₹2,200 and ₹2,300 per quintal. Even with limited supply, buyer interest remained strong.
9. Mugrabadshahpur Mandi: Desi tomatoes traded between ₹1,870 and ₹2,070 per quintal, with around 2.5 tonnes of arrivals. Demand remained moderate.
10. Ghiror Mandi: Around 4.5 tonnes of Hybrid tomatoes arrived, priced between ₹1,855 and ₹2,060 per quintal. Quality was reported to be average.
11. Kosikalan Mandi: Desi tomato prices ranged from ₹1,700 to ₹1,900 per quintal. Local farmers noted that unpredictable weather has affected crop yield this season.
12. Ajuha Mandi: Desi tomatoes sold between ₹2,000 and ₹2,130 per quintal, with 3.4 tonnes arriving in the market. Demand was balanced and trading smooth.
13. Sambhal Mandi: Desi tomatoes fetched between ₹2,000 and ₹2,450 per quintal. The quality was good, allowing farmers to secure satisfactory prices.
14. Sitapur Mandi: The highest arrival in the state was recorded here about 35 tonnes of Hybrid tomatoes. Prices ranged from ₹1,600 to ₹2,100 per quintal, with strong activity from wholesale buyers.

Farmer Advisory (Tomato – 06 November 2025)

1. Take advantage of premium quality produce: High-grade tomatoes are fetching up to ₹6,000 per quintal in markets like Agra. Focus on proper sorting and packing for better returns.
2. Choose markets wisely: Mandis with lower arrivals (like Shahabad, Ajuha, and Chhara) are currently offering higher prices.
3. Protect your crops: As temperature drops, maintain proper irrigation and fungal control to preserve tomato freshness and quality.
4. Consider storage or delayed sales: Market trends suggest that tomato prices may rise further in the coming days, making strategic selling beneficial.

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