Tomato prices shoot up to in India due to rainfalls
Rashmi Sahu
Published 2021년 10월 20일
According to India's Consumer Affairs Ministry, the retail price of tomatoes is at more than USD 1.00/kg in more than 50 cities. This high level of prices is the result of crop damages from unseasonal rains in main production regions.
It is reported that there is a lack of good-quality tomato availability in the Mandi(a marketplace where farmers sell their produce to the buyers through an auction) due to rains.
It is reported that there is a lack of good-quality tomato availability in the Mandi(a marketplace where farmers sell their produce to the buyers through an auction) due to rains.
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