 | Tomato price touches 100/kg in KurnoolIn Kurnool, less arrivals to the market led to the abnormal increase in the tomato price. |
 | Big slump in wholesale prices, tomato sold at Rs 7 per kg in ChennaiThe prices have been on a decline for three weeks now, and traders said it will continue to be so for at least a month due to the continued rise in the arrival of vegetables to the market. |
 | Tomato prices skyrocket to Rs 140 per kg in southern states of 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 of late due to continuous rains. |
 | In bid to bring down soaring prices, HC allows temporary parking for tomato traders at Koyambedu marketHowever, Justice Suresh Kumar stressed that retail trade is not allowed on the space allotted for unloading the commodity and if this is violated, the access will be denied. |
 | Tomato prices to remain elevated for two more months: Crisil ResearchPrices have risen 142 per cent as on November 25 and will remain elevated for two more months till harvest from Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan starts. |
 | Koyambedu tomato traders approach HC for parking facility, say it will bring down soaring pricesHowever, another section of traders said the claim of Thanthai Periyar Tomato Traders Welfare Association of bringing down the prices to Rs 40 per kg is not possible given the prevailing conditions |
| Retail tomato prices at Rs 80/kg in most cities, rise up to Rs 120/kg in south due to rainsIn Chennai, retail price of tomato was at Rs 100 per kg, Puducherry Rs 90 per kg, Bengalure Rs 88 per kg and Hyderabad Rs 65 per kg. |
 | In Andhra, tomato replaced with tamarind in curriesPeople are replacing tomatoes with tamarind in curries due to the high prices of the red fruit, a key ingredient in Indian curries. |
 | Tomato prices soar to Rs 75 per kg in East Godavari districtEarlier in October, floods and heavy rains led to the increase in vegetable prices due to lack of transportation. |
 | Tomato prices touch Rs 40 kilo in Andhra Pradesh's KurnoolThe low yield in neighbouring Telangana and Maharashtra due to heavy rains there have led to good demand for the produce from Kurnool. |
 | Tomato prices skyrocket as rains destroy crops in Tamil NaduA trader from Tiruchy wholesale market said that being a staple, tomatoes are sought after throughout the year and due to a shortage in supply, prices will remain high for a few more days. |
 | Tomato prices crash to Rs 4/kg amid supply glut in most growing statesIn fact, the wholesale prices of tomato in 23 growing centres out of 31 monitored by the government were down by 50 per cent from the year-ago period or below three-year seasonal average. |
