New Delhi: Onion prices are now slowly coming down. The government's tough measures on hoarders and decisions like curbing exports have brought its wholesale price to Rs 30. However, due to the rise in tomato prices after onion, people have started to reduce its use. Currently, its price has crossed Rs 80 per kg across the country.

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A week ago, the tomato was selling at Rs 40 per kg. Its retail price was between 20 to 30 rupees per kg 15 days ago. At present, tomato prices have seen the biggest bounce due to low arrival. Due to Navaratri, onion demand has come down, while tomato consumption has increased. There is no hope of any relief in its prices till Diwali.

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Tomato is grown mainly in Maharashtra and Karnataka in addition to northern states. Floods and rains have destroyed crops in these regions. Due to this, its prices are also increasing in many cities of the country including Delhi. Wholesale markets are seeing a surge in prices due to low arrivals. The wholesale price of tomatoes has reached Rs 46 per kg in the country's biggest mandi, Azadpur vegetable market. Tomatoes are rotting due to rain, so prices are going up.

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