Tomato farmers, take note! On April 16, 2025, various mandis across Rajasthan experienced significant fluctuations in tomato prices. In some markets, rates dropped as low as ₹400 per quintal, while in others, they soared to ₹1600 per quintal. In such a volatile market, knowing the latest mandi prices becomes crucial for farmers aiming to get the best return on their produce. This report is specially prepared for tomato-growing farmers in Rajasthan. It aims to provide timely insights into market trends, enabling farmers to make informed decisions about where and when to sell their crop to maximize profits.
Tomato Rates in Bassi Mandi: Tomato arrivals were very low in Bassi mandi today, with only 0.4 tonnes reaching the market. Due to this limited supply, prices held firm. The minimum rate recorded was ₹700 per quintal, the maximum ₹1000, and the modal (average) rate stood at ₹850. Farmers with well-graded and clean tomatoes received comparatively better prices.
Dungarpur, around 1.2 tonnes of tomatoes arrived. The prices ranged from ₹700 to ₹1200 per quintal, with a modal price of ₹1000. Farmers supplying good-quality tomatoes were satisfied with the returns they received in this mandi.
Tomato Rates in Jalore Mandi: Jalore mandi witnessed a relatively higher arrival of 3.9 tonnes. However, the price range remained on the lower side between ₹400 and ₹600 per quintal. The modal rate was ₹500. The lower prices suggest either a drop in demand or that the quality of the tomatoes wasn't up to mark.
Tomato Rates in Kotputli Mandi: Kotputli recorded an arrival of 0.9 tonnes of desi (local) tomato varieties. Prices ranged from ₹500 to ₹700 per quintal, with a modal rate of ₹600. While desi tomatoes usually enjoy a niche demand, today’s rates remained average and stable.
Tomato Rates in Rawatsar Mandi: Rawatsar was the highlight of the day with the highest tomato arrival — nearly 160 tonnes. Despite this large volume, the prices remained impressive, ranging from ₹1400 to ₹1600 per quintal. The modal price here was ₹1500. The high demand and excellent product quality made this mandi particularly profitable for farmers.
Tomato Rates in Suratgarh Mandi: Only 0.4 tonnes of tomatoes were brought to Suratgarh mandi today. Prices ranged between ₹650 and ₹800 per quintal, with a modal rate of ₹700. Though the supply was low, farmers earned decent returns. Better quality and improved packaging may help fetch even higher prices in future.
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