On 12 April 2025, several major mandis in Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra witnessed a significant inflow of tomatoes, leading to slight fluctuations in market prices. Depending on the variety, quality, and location, prices ranged from as low as ₹500 to as high as ₹1000 per quintal. In such a dynamic market, it becomes essential for farmers and traders to stay updated with the latest mandi rates, helping them sell their produce at the right time for maximum profit.
Tomato Prices in Akbarpur Mandi: Akbarpur mandi saw a heavy inflow of tomatoes today, recording a total arrival of 38 tons. Local tomato varieties were sold at rates ranging from ₹550 to ₹650 per quintal, with the modal price steady at ₹600, reflecting stable demand in the region.
Tomato Prices in Fatehpur Mandi: Fatehpur mandi received 4.5 tons of desi tomatoes. Prices ranged between ₹500 to ₹700 per quintal, with a modal price of ₹600, indicating a balanced rate for average-quality produce.
Tomato Prices in Kiratpur Mandi: Kiratpur mandi, 1.3 tons of tomatoes arrived. Prices ranged from ₹700 to ₹800, with the modal price at ₹750, showing strong demand and better pricing for good-quality tomatoes.
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Tomato Rate in Lalitpur Mandi: Lalitpur mandi recorded an arrival of 7 tons of hybrid tomatoes. Despite being a hybrid variety, prices remained modest at ₹550 to ₹590 per quintal, with a modal price of ₹570—likely due to high supply.
Tomato Prices in Shahabad Mandi: Shahabad mandi saw an inflow of 1 ton of desi tomatoes. Prices ranged between ₹800 to ₹900 per quintal, and the modal price stood at ₹850, indicating strong demand and high-quality produce.
Tomato Prices in Vita Mandi: In Maharashtra’s Vita mandi, 5 tons of various tomato varieties arrived. Prices ranged from ₹500 to ₹1000 per quintal, with the modal price at ₹750, reflecting a mix of grades and corresponding pricing based on quality.
Key Insights for Farmers:
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