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Tomato Price: In the month of August, the prices of tomatoes have come down by more than half in many cities of the country. Tomato prices have increased in some places. At the same time, there are some cities where the prices have remained the same for two weeks.
Continuous efforts are being made by the government to reduce the prices of tomatoes. Tomatoes are being imported from Nepal. The government has also set up a sale for cheap tomatoes. In such a situation, a decline in the prices of tomatoes has also been seen in the consumer affairs website of the government. Tomato prices have come down drastically in the country's capital Delhi.
According to the data of the official website, a drop of Rs 90 has been seen in the prices of tomatoes in two weeks. Which is expected to decrease further in the coming days. Apart from this, there has also been a decline in the average prices of the country. Let us also tell you that according to the government figures, how much tomato prices have come down in the country along with Delhi.
how much tomato became cheap in delhi
If we talk about Delhi, according to the website of Consumer Affairs, the price of tomato was Rs 177 on August 1, which has reached Rs 107 per kg on August 15. This means that in two weeks, the prices of tomatoes have seen a drop of Rs 90 per kg. The special thing is that there has also been a decline in the average prices in the country. On August 1, the average price of tomato was Rs 132.57 per kg, which has come down to Rs 107.87 per kg on August 15. This means that even on an average, the prices of tomatoes have come down by Rs.25.
Where is the cheapest tomato in the country
For the last two weeks, the cheapest tomato in the country is made in Sonitpur Tezpur. Even on August 1, tomato was priced at Rs 37 per kg here. Even today, the prices of tomatoes have remained at the same level here. If we talk about the maximum price of tomato in the country, now it has come below Rs 200 per kg. On August 1, tomato was available at Rs 240 per kg in Bhind, Madhya Pradesh. Which came down to Rs 198 per kg in Sehore of Madhya Pradesh on August 15. If experts are to be believed, there may be a further reduction in the prices of tomatoes in the coming days.
How much the price has reduced in other cities of the country
On August 1, the price of tomatoes in Chandigarh was Rs 115, so at present it has reached Rs 90 per kg. Tomato prices in Amritsar were Rs 120 on August 1, which has now increased to Rs 152 per kg. Tomato prices in Lucknow were Rs 150 per kg on August 1, which has come down to Rs 120 per kg. Tomato prices in Hapur in western Uttar Pradesh were Rs 218 on August 1, which has come down to Rs 68 per kg.
These are the prices from Haridwar to Bangalore
The price of tomato in Haridwar was Rs 110 on August 1, which has now increased to Rs 180 per kg. Tomato prices in Bengaluru were Rs 97 per kg on August 1, which has come down to Rs 80 per kg. In Shivamogga, on August 1, the price of tomato was Rs 115 per kg, which has come down to Rs 60 per kg. On August 1, the price of tomato in Kolar was Rs 107 per kg, which has come down to Rs 67 per kg. In Chennai too, the prices of tomatoes have almost halved in two weeks. It was Rs 163 on August 1, which has come down to Rs 72 per kg. Tomato prices in Mumbai were Rs 155 per kg on August 1, in which there has not been much change and now remain at Rs 158 per kg.
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