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Tomato is a vital vegetable in Indian kitchens, widely used across the country. However, the prices of tomatoes experience fluctuations from time to time. On 22nd December 2024, a significant drop in the prices of tomatoes was observed across various mandis in the country. This article provides detailed information on the latest mandi prices, arrivals, and varieties of tomatoes in different mandis, helping farmers and traders stay informed about the market trends.
Azadpur Mandi: Today, Azadpur Mandi saw the highest arrival of tomatoes, with 512.4 tons being sold. The minimum price of tomatoes was ₹1200 per quintal, the maximum was ₹3200 per quintal, and the model price was ₹2460 per quintal. Azadpur is one of Delhi's largest wholesale markets.
Keshopur Mandi: Keshopur Mandi, 175.25 tons of tomatoes arrived today. The minimum price was ₹1800 per quintal, the maximum was ₹3000 per quintal, and the model price was ₹2500 per quintal. The prices here remained relatively more stable compared to Azadpur Mandi.
Bikaner Mandi: Bikaner Mandi in Rajasthan reported an arrival of 73.8 tons of tomatoes. The minimum price was ₹2400 per quintal, the maximum was ₹2600 per quintal, and the model price was ₹2500 per quintal. Despite lower arrivals, the prices remained steady.
Sri Ganganagar Mandi: At Sri Ganganagar Mandi, only 16 tons of tomatoes arrived today. The minimum price was ₹2200 per quintal, the maximum was ₹2600 per quintal, and the model price was ₹2400 per quintal. Despite the lower arrivals, the prices remained stable.
Azamgarh Mandi: Azamgarh Mandi, 80 tons of hybrid tomatoes arrived today. The minimum price was ₹2225 per quintal, the maximum was ₹2375 per quintal, and the model price was ₹2300 per quintal.
Lucknow Mandi: Lucknow, 80 tons of desi variety tomatoes arrived. The minimum price was ₹2250 per quintal, the maximum was ₹2350 per quintal, and the model price was ₹2300 per quintal. Due to the higher quality of the desi variety, the prices here remained consistent with other mandis.
Conclusion: Tomato prices in Delhi, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh varied depending on the arrival volume and variety of the produce. In Delhi, the prices remained balanced due to higher arrivals, whereas in Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh, prices were influenced by production and demand. For better profitability for both farmers and consumers, it is crucial to focus on improving storage and distribution systems while keeping an eye on the current mandi prices.
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