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Which State Has the Costliest Tomatoes and Where Did Prices Plunge? Mandi Report – 30 September 2025

tomato rates – 30 September 2025

Tomato markets across India witnessed dramatic price fluctuations today. In some mandis, heavy arrivals pushed rates down, while in others, limited supply helped farmers secure high prices. For growers, this makes strategic planning crucial — deciding where and when to sell can significantly impact profits.

According to today’s data, Khambhat (Gujarat) and Chhachhrauli and Hansi (Haryana) mandis saw tomato prices soar up to ₹3,500/quintal, whereas Rajkot (Gujarat) and Rahuri (Maharashtra) recorded rates as low as ₹500/quintal.

Markets with heavy arrivals, such as Rajkot (176 tonnes), Pune Moshi (73.5 tonnes), and Gurgaon (89.5 tonnes), faced price pressure, while low-supply mandis offered better returns to farmers. With the festive season approaching, tomato demand is likely to rise, presenting opportunities for careful sellers.

State-Wise Tomato Prices – 30 September 2025

State	Mandi	Arrivals (tonnes)	Variety	Min Price (₹/quintal)	Max Price (₹/quintal)
Gujarat	Bilimora	5	Other	1,000	2,500
	Damanagar	0.05	Local	1,650	2,550
	Gondal	14.58	Tomato	1,000	3,000
	Khambhat	0.8	Other	2,500	3,500
	Padra	7.8	Other	2,000	2,500
	Rajkot (All Yards)	176	Tomato	500	2,500
Haryana	Chhachhrauli	0.22	Tomato	2,200	3,500
	Gannaur	2.9	Tomato	2,800	3,000
	Gurgaon	89.5	Other	1,500	2,500
	Hansi	18.1	Other	2,500	3,500
	Kosli	0.2	Other	3,000	3,000
	Ladwa	1	Tomato	2,200	3,000
	Meham	1.5	Deshi	2,000	3,000
	Narnaul	4	Tomato	2,000	3,000
	Panipat	38.5	Other	1,000	2,500
Madhya Pradesh	Barwani	0.87	Tomato	1,100	1,200
	Indore	15	Other	800	2,000
	Khargone	7	Deshi	2,000	2,800
	Manavar	1.5	Tomato	900	1,100
	Sendhwa	0.4	Hybrid	800	1,500
Maharashtra	Kalmeshwar	1.7	Other	2,040	2,500
	Patan	0.7	Other	1,150	1,350
	Pune (Moshi)	73.5	Local	700	1,000
	Pune (Pimpri)	1	Local	1,200	1,800
	Rahuri	0.7	Other	500	1,200
Rajasthan	Sri Ganganagar	22	Other	2,100	2,500
	Lucknow	350	Dara	2,550	2,650
	Varanasi	520	Dara	2,590	2,675
	Mugrabadsahpur	47	Dara	2,515	2,715
	Moradabad	160	Dara	2,560	2,600
	Naugarh	0.9	Dara	2,545	2,555

Price & Arrival Analysis:

Highest Prices → Khambhat (Gujarat), Chhachhrauli & Hansi (Haryana) reached ₹3,500/quintal.
Lowest Prices → Rahuri (Maharashtra) and Rajkot (Gujarat) dropped to ₹500/quintal.
Heavy Arrivals → Rajkot (176 t), Pune Moshi (73.5 t), Gurgaon (89.5 t), which kept prices under pressure.
Low Supply, High Prices → Chhachhrauli, Gannaur, Hansi (Haryana) and Khambhat (Gujarat) saw prices above ₹3,000 despite lower arrivals.
Madhya Pradesh prices remained limited between ₹800–2,800/quintal due to moderate arrivals.

Farmer Advisory:

In high-arrival mandis like Rajkot, Pune, Gurgaon, consider holding back tomatoes as prices are under pressure.
In low-arrival mandis with high prices (Chhachhrauli, Hansi, Khambhat), farmers can sell immediately for better profit.
Farmers with storage facilities can retain stock to sell when prices rise.
With the festive season approaching, tomato demand is likely to increase. Partial sales and maintaining some stock is the optimal strategy.

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