The government plans to sell tomatoes at subsidized rates through cooperative outlets, addressing a sharp price rise caused by supply disruptions, officials revealed.
Tomato prices have surged in Delhi
Jun 23, 2026
06:58 pm
What's the storyThe Indian government is planning to sell tomatoes at subsidized rates through cooperative outlets, in a bid to cool the recent price surge.
The all-India average retail price of tomatoes has jumped from ₹34.43 per kg last year to ₹44.36 per kg now, due to supply disruptions and other factors.
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