Archive · 28 Nov 2025
Tomato Prices Surge 43% in a Month
Tomato prices in India have gone up a lot in just one month.
On average, tomatoes now cost Rs 52.87 per kilogram, which is 43% more than a month ago.
Some places, like Andaman & Nicobar, have even higher prices, up to Rs 96.67 per kilogram.
Other places, like Telangana, have lower prices at Rs 31.36 per kilogram.
People in Delhi can buy tomatoes for Rs 52 per kilogram from a special group called NCCF.
But if you order tomatoes online, they can cost even more, up to Rs 110 per kilogram.
This price increase is making it harder for people to buy tomatoes.
Tomato prices in India have increased by 43% in a month, reaching Rs 52.87 per kg as of November 26.
Andaman & Nicobar has the highest tomato price at Rs 96.67 per kg, while Telangana has the lowest at Rs 31.36 per kg.
Quick-commerce platforms in Delhi NCR are selling tomatoes at higher prices, ranging from Rs 92 to Rs 110 per kg.
The National Cooperative Consumers Federation of India (NCCF) is selling tomatoes at Rs 52 per kg in Delhi to help consumers.
Prices have been rising steadily, with a recent increase from Rs 51.12 to Rs 52.87 in just three days.
- Who
- Consumers and retailers across India
- What
- Tomato prices have surged by 43% in a month
- When
- As of November 26
- Where
- Across India, with significant regional price differences
- Why
- Not explicitly stated in the articles, but likely due to supply and demand factors
- Average retail price (Nov 26)
- Rs 52.87 per kg
- Price increase (monthly)
- 43%
- Highest price (Andaman & Nicobar)
- Rs 96.67 per kg
- Lowest price (Telangana)
- Rs 31.36 per kg
- Quick-commerce platform prices (Delhi NCR)
- Rs 92 - Rs 110 per kg
- NCCF selling price (Delhi)
- Rs 52 per kg
