 | From Rs 200 a kg last month, tomato price in Dharmapuri crashes to Rs 8Stating that and price offered by traders is not enough to recover costs, farmers have appealed to the state to announce a minimum support price for tomatoes. |
 | High tomato prices make household thalis costlier; relief expected in SeptemberThe rising costs affected both vegetarian and non-vegetarian thalis, with the former experiencing a 24% rise and the latter seeing a 13% increase year-on-year. |
 | Kurnool ryots in distress as tomato prices crash to Rs 3/kgPrice of the vegetable started to cool down as the produce began to arrive from Anantapur. |
 | Cost of vegetarian thali up 24 pc in August on higher tomato prices: ReportThe cost of a non-vegetarian thali rose 13 per cent year-on-year, the report said. |
 | Tomato price down to Rs 6-16 per kg at Kolar marketAPMC Secretary Vijaya Lakshmi said the market was getting 60,000 to 70,000 boxes per day two months ago, but on Sunday, it received 1,18,974 boxes, and each crate was sold at Rs 100-240. |
 | Relief to consumers as tomato prices ease in Andhra PradeshWith gradual increase in arrivals for the past two weeks, tomatoes traded at Rs 38 per kilo at Madanapalle market |
 | Centre allocates extra 2 LT of sugar to check prices during festival seasonThis 2 LMT will be added above the current 23.5 LMT already allocated for the month of August, 2023. |
 | Tomato prices plummet in Chennai after fresh arrivals from Krishnagiri, KarnatakaTraders sought a mechanism to ensure that farmers are not affected as prices are expected to dip further with an increase in arrivals. |
 | Inflation expected to average above 6% in second quarter: RBI“The uptick in inflation in its June reading mutated in July, with the unprecedented shock to tomato prices spilling over to prices of other vegetables," said the RBI’s recent monthly bulletin. |
 | Risk of stagflation in India very low, says RBI articleThe uptick in inflation in its June reading mutated in July, with the unprecedented shock to tomato prices spilling over to prices of other vegetables, said the article on 'State of the Economy'. |
 | 'Even tomatoes need a vacation!': Burger King India removes pricey tomatoes from menuThe burger franchise has operated across India since 2014, replacing its usual lineup of beef burgers with an assortment of chicken and vegetarian substitutes. |
 | Alarm bells as high food prices drive inflationThis was based on what was seen as a successful government intervention to cool down food prices and push up the availability of onions and tomatoes. |
 | India's tomato crisis: Nepal says 'ready to export' amid rising prices; seeks easier market accessIndia is importing tomatoes for the first time due to high retail prices of around Rs 242 per kg amid supply disruptions caused by heavy rains. |
| Tomato to be back on menu as wholesale prices tumble to Rs 40 per kg in MadanapalleThe increase in demand and poor supply led to tomato prices going through the roof from Rs 60 to Rs 200 per kilo at the wholesale market in a matter of 20-25 days. |
 | Ranchi Diary: Jharkhand govt in favour of caste census, says ministerThe state is all set to organise Jharkhand Tribal Festival-2023 on August 9-10 to mark International day of the World’s Indigenous People, |
| Eateries in Kerala knock ‘costly’ tomato off the menuRetail prices of tomatoes continue to hover between I135 & I150 per kg; KHRA seeks government intervention |
| Tomato prices in Chittoor dip as arrivals improveThe kitchen staple is being sold at Rs 90-Rs 100 in wholesale markets |
 | Centre blames tomato price rise on untimely rains, disease and seasonalityFinance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the government is taking emergency measures to bring down prices, including anti-hoarding measures and the release of buffer stock |
 | Wholesale tomato price drops below Rs 100/kg in Tamil NaduThe steep rise in tomato prices was attributed to a slump in supply triggered by weather conditions not favourable for cultivation across the country. |
| Tomato turns red hot, prices go beyond Rs 300Wholesalers say supplies cut drastically; normalcy likely in a month |
