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Home » Tomatoes sell at Rs 100 a kilo after rains

Published On : Tue, Jun 27th, 2023

By Nagpur Today Nagpur News

Tomatoes sell at Rs 100 a kilo after rains

Tomato prices soar. In in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, tomatoes, a staple in most hopes are selling for Rs 100 a kilo. “We are selling tomatoes at Rs 100 kg. Due to rain, the prices have increased,” says a tomato seller. .

“The rate has suddenly shot up in the past two-three days. This sudden increase in price is due to heavy rainfall. Rain has destroyed tomatoes,” says Mohammad Raju, a resident of Delhi.