Europe’s heatwaves and drought are damaging vegetable and grain crops, pushing up prices and exposing vulnerabilities even in advanced food...

Ready-made food prices are likely to stay high due to increased input and packaging expenses. Inflation in these products accelerated to ni...

Coriander prices have surged significantly after heavy rains disrupted essential vegetable supplies. Ginger and garlic prices also show sub...

Tomato prices in Maharashtra, India, have dropped dramatically from Rs 200 per kilogram to as low as Rs 3-5 per kilogram, causing significa...

Traders in New Delhi's Azadpur mandi, Asia's biggest wholesale market for vegetables, said arrivals of tomatoes from Himachal Pradesh, Karn...

Tomato prices have been under pressure for more than a month now on account of supply disruptions caused due to heavy rainfall in the key p...

Tomato prices in Delhi are set to hit an all-time high due to a producer state shortage. The price surge began in June, blamed on reduced p...

The scarcity of tomatoes at the Koyambedu wholesale market in Chennai is the primary factor responsible for the steep surge in prices, said...

Analysts from the RBI said that the spike in tomato prices represents a serious concern for India's inflation battle and highlights the nee...

Tomato wholesale prices have fallen in Delhi after the government ordered fresh supplies from Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Maharashtra, bu...

Prices of vegetables like tomatoes & onions in Delhi's markets see an increase of around Rs 10-20/kg due to crop damages in Karnataka & Mah...

Similarly, the wholesale price of tomato at Jalgoan in Maharashtra -- the country's sixth largest tomato growing state -- fell by 80 per ce...

Wholesale tomato prices stayed below Rs 10 per kg for eight months over the past year.

High temperatures during April and May have affected tomato production adversely in the key growing belts of north India and Maharashtra.

Farmers have increased the area under tomato cultivation across the country due to good prices they fetched in the past two years.

Tomato prices have doubled to Rs 80 a kg in the past week, as plant diseases halved the output in Maharashtra, a major producer.

Delhiites are dishing out up to Rs 50/kilo for the vegetable in many colonies. Wholesale traders blame retailers for marking up prices, say...