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Tomato prices go through the roof

Farmers shifted to other vegetables as they could not realise price in past 9 months: Farmers' body

Tomato prices soar to 60-70 per kg due to crop damage in producing states
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The price data maintained by the ministry also showed a sharp increase in prices of tomato in the last one week. Photo: Reuters

Raghu Krishnan Bengaluru
Tomato prices breached the Rs 100 per kg-mark in Mumbai and Delhi on Tuesday due to severe shortage of supply.

In Mumbai, prices of tomatoes have shot up  to Rs 150 a kg in the retail market while in Ahmedabad and Delhi it is around Rs 100 per kg. The lack of supply has impacted the prices, traders said. Karnataka is the second-largest producer of tomatoes. It supplies to the markets in south India, West Bengal and Bangladesh. In the past six-nine months, tomato farmers had price realisations of less than Rs 5 per kg, making it unviable for them

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