In India's Hyderabad, tomatoes are now more expensive than mangoes; the price of the vegetable has exceeded the limit of 100 rupees per kilo in the retail trade. In total, tomatoes in the city cost between 90 and 110 rupees (€ 1.07 and € 1.31) per kilo in the retail trade, while mangos cost 50 to 80 rupees (€ 0.59 to € 0.95) per kilo. kilograms are sold. In the first week of April, tomato prices in the city were between 10 and 12 rupees (€ 0.11 and € 0.14) per kilo.
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In India's Hyderabad, tomatoes are now more expensive than mangoes; the price of the vegetable has exceeded the limit of 100 rupees per kilo in the retail trade. In total, a tomato in the city costs between 90 and 110 rupees (€ 1.07 and € 1.31) per kilo in the retail trade, while mangos cost 50 to 80 rupees (€ 0.59 to € 0.95) per kilo. kilograms are sold. In the first week of April, tomato prices in the city were between 10 and 12 rupees (€ 0.11 and € 0.14) per kilo. In the first week of May, the price rose to 50 to 60 rupees (€ 0.59 to € 0.71) per kilo. One of the reasons for the sharp rise in tomato prices in Hyderabad is the imbalance between supply and demand. The summer season is also responsible for the price increase. During the summer season, especially in May, the supply of ...
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