Vegetable Price Hike: Not Only Tomatoes, But Also The Prices Of These Vegetables On The ‘seventh Sky’ Including Chilli And Ginger, See Rates

Vegetable Prices in India: Tomato prices have risen to record highs in many parts of the country. Tomato prices have gone up from Rs.120 to Rs.160. However, it is not only tomatoes that have become so expensive. Prices of other vegetables are also skyrocketing. These vegetables include ginger to chilies. Some say supply chain disruptions due to heavy rains have led to a record surge in the vegetable.

In the vegetable market, not only tomatoes, but also other vegetables like cabbage, chillies, ginger have become more expensive than usual. According to a vegetable seller in Ghazipur, the supply of tomatoes has decreased due to rains. He said that people do not even come to buy tomatoes. According to ANI, vegetable sellers said that if you want to buy good quality tomatoes, the price is Rs 120 per kg. He said he did not know when the prices would come down.

A big increase in the price of these vegetables

In Shimla, tomato is being sold at Rs 100 per kg. Apart from this, capsicum, pumpkin, cabbage and brinjal are selling at high prices. Cabbage and pumpkin prices have gone up, a person told ANI. A local resident said that the prices of vegetables have increased in the last 15 days. A month ago ginger was Rs 100 per kg, today it has become Rs 300 per kg. The person said that 15 days ago vegetables were available for Rs 100 as required, but today it is not possible even after paying Rs 200.

Which vegetables cost in which state?

Tomatoes are being sold at Rs 140 per kg in Delhi. Delhi’s Azadpur Mandi, the largest market in Asia. In which the price of tomato is 60 to 120 rupees per kg.

Mother Dairy’s success was selling tomatoes at Rs 99 per kg. On July 6, the price of a hybrid tomato in the online retail market was Rs.140.

The price of 400 to 600 grams of cabbage is 80 to 100 rupees in the online retail market itself.

On July 4, tomatoes in Mumbai were Rs.150. While the price of one kg of ginger is 200 to 300 rupees while the price of coriander is 200 to 350 rupees. In the online market, ginger is available at Rs 302 per kg and tomato at Rs 100 to 120 per kg.

Tomato price in Bangalore is Rs 150 per kg. At the same time, it is also priced at Rs 160 per kg in some places. Apart from this, the prices of chillies, ginger and other vegetables have also increased.

Rains and heat in Madhya Pradesh have led to a record rise in vegetable prices. Here, tomatoes are sold at Rs 140 per kg, while wholesale tomatoes are selling at Rs 2200 to 2300 per carat. The cost of coriander and chillies is Rs 125 per kg.

In Bihar, the prices of cauliflower, cauliflower, potato and onion have increased to a record. The price of one kg of cabbage is Rs 60 per kg, the price of onion has increased from Rs 20 to Rs 30 per kg. On the other hand, coriander costs over Rs 110 per kg while ginger costs Rs 132 per kg.

In Assam, tomatoes are being sold for Rs 100 to 120. The price of chili is 450 to 500 rupees per kg. In West Bengal, tomato has increased from Rs 40 per kg to Rs 130 to Rs 150 per kg. The price of green chillies has increased from Rs 300 to Rs 350 per kg.