Tomato Mandi Rate Today: Rates Touch ₹4,000/quintal in Haryana, Drop by ₹500 in Maharashtra — Check State-wise Market Prices

Tomato prices across major markets in India witnessed sharp fluctuations today. While some states saw a significant price drop due to heavy arrivals, others experienced price surges as lower supply met rising demand. For farmers, today’s market trends are crucial, as timely sales can yield strong profits.

In selected markets of Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan, premium-quality tomatoes fetched ₹3,000–₹4,000 per quintal, whereas in parts of Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, prices fell to as low as ₹500–₹800 per quintal. These sharp variations highlight the importance for farmers to closely track market movements and plan their selling strategies accordingly.

With the festive season approaching, tomato demand is expected to rise further. This daily mandi price update helps farmers identify the right time, right market, and right selling strategy to maximize returns.
Below is the state-wise mandi price report and a full analysis of today’s market trends.

Where Are Tomatoes Selling Today? – State-wise Mandi Report:

Price and Arrival Analysis:

1. Highest Price: Gohana Mandi (Haryana) recorded the top price of ₹4,000/quintal, driven by limited arrivals and superior quality produce.
2. Lowest Price: Rahuri Mandi (Maharashtra) saw prices plunge to ₹500/quintal, as average quality and modest arrivals weighed on rates.
3. Heavy Arrivals: Gurgaon Mandi (Haryana – 85.4 tonnes) and Pune (Moshi) (Maharashtra – 61 tonnes) registered the highest arrivals, keeping prices between ₹1,500–₹3,000/quintal.
4. Low Supply, High Prices: Markets like Gohana, Maigalganj (₹2,900–₹3,000), and Anandnagar saw price spikes due to lower arrivals.
5. Steep Drop: In Indore and Sendhwa (Madhya Pradesh), tomato prices slipped to ₹800/quintal.
6. Strong Gains: Haryana’s Hansi and Gohana, along with Maigalganj in Uttar Pradesh, recorded notable price surges.

Farmer Advisory:

1. Capitalize on High Prices: Farmers in low-arrival markets like Gohana, Maigalganj, and Anandnagar can benefit from immediate sales.
2. Consider Storage: In high-arrival markets such as Gurgaon, Pune, and Indore, prices are currently subdued. If storage is available, holding some stock could be profitable.
3. Plan for Festive Demand: With demand expected to rise during the festive season, adopting a partial sale strategy (selling some now and some later) can maximize earnings.
4. Maintain Quality: High-quality tomatoes are currently fetching ₹3,000–₹4,000/quintal, so maintaining grading and freshness is key.