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TOMATO PRICE IN CHENNAI
Chennai vegetable price today, 13/03/2026: How much onion, tomato and other veggies cost in Koyambedu?Vegetable price in Chennai today Mar 13 2026: Chennai’s Koyambedu's vegetable prices Wholesale Market remained largely stable on Friday, wh...- Centre launches subsidised tomato sale at Rs 47-60/kg in Delhi as prices spike due to rainsTo ease the burden on consumers, the Centre has initiated subsidised tomato sales in Delhi, priced between Rs 47-60 per kg, through the NCC...
- Tomato frenzy: A 5-hour wait for affordable Rs 60/kg tomatoes in ChennaiCooperative societies in Royapettah have become a source for reasonable priced tomatoes, as consumers seek affordable options amidst the so...
- Tomato prices reach Rs 200/kg in Tamil NaduThe scarcity of tomatoes at the Koyambedu wholesale market in Chennai is the primary factor responsible for the steep surge in prices, said...
- Tomato prices ruling up to Rs 250/kg; Centre selling at Rs 90/kg in Delhi-NCR, Patna, LucknowNational Cooperative Consumers' Federation of India (NCCF) and National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India (NAFED) are ...
- No respite, retail tomato price further shoots up to Rs 162/kgA maximum rate of Rs 162 per kg was quoted in Shahjahanpur in Uttar Pradesh, while the minimum rate was Rs 31 per kg in Churu district of R...
- Tomatoes to be sold at Rs 68 per kg in Farm Fresh Outlets to control prices, says Tamil Nadu MinisterTo control the rising prices of tomatoes and prevent hoarding, the Tamil Nadu government has announced that tomatoes will be sold at Rs 68 ...
- With heavy rains, vegetable prices in Tamil Nadu soarIn the prominent vegetable markets of Madurai, Salem, Tiruchi, Coimbatore, and Koyambedu in Chennai, the prices of vegetables have increase...
- Tomato prices to stabilise in southern states in two weeks: Food SecretaryBarring Delhi, where tomato is being sold at Rs 40 per kg, retail prices in other metro cities were ruling high on June 2. Tomato was sold ...
- Retail prices of tomato skyrocket up to Rs 77 per kg in metro cities, barring DelhiRetail prices in key producing states -- Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Maharasthra-- have shot up significantly and were ruling between Rs ...
- Tomato prices skyrocket to Rs 140/kg in southern India due to rainsTomato prices are ruling high since September-end in most retail markets of the country but there has been a sharp rise is southern states ...
- Tomato price rises to Rs 75 per kg in national capitalIn Chennai, retail tomato price declined to Rs 63 per kg on Friday from the peak of Rs 100 per kg on November 22. Similarly, in Thiruvanant...
- Retail tomato prices skyrocket to Rs 93 per kg in metros as unseasonal rains damage cropAmong metro cities, tomatoes were sold at Rs 93 per kg in Kolkata, Rs 60 per kg in Chennai, Rs 59 per kg in Delhi and Rs 53 per kg in Mumba...
- Tomatoes are Rs 100 per kilogramPrices have shot up about four times since the beginning of June.
- Tomato prices soar to 60-70 per kg, government keeping a tabTomato is available at Rs 50 a kg in Kolkata, Rs 40-45 in Chennai and Rs 35-40 in Mumbai, trade data showed.
- No fall in tomato output; price rise due to supply disruption, says govtThe government has taken all measures to rein in prices including imposing stock holding limits and action against hoarders.
- Rains push up tomato price to Rs 130, beans Rs 100/kg in ChennaiIn a fallout of over a week's rains, the retail price of tomato has gone up to Rs 130 a kg here and that of beans around Rs 100 per kg as s...
- Tomatoes become cheaper due to telangana stirIn a fallout of the anti-telangana agitation rocking AP, price of tomato has crashed here as the produce from villages bordering Tamil Nadu...
- Monsoon impact: Tomato costlier at Rs 60/kgTomato prices have jumped 3-fold to Rs 60 per kg in retail markets of major cities as the crop has been damaged following heavy rains, hitt...
- Vegetable prices soar in metros, other citiesPrices of key vegetables, including tomato and potato, have risen this week in metros and other cities due to trading in the futures market.
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