Tomatoes start arriving in Dindigul wholesale market
The Hindu
Despite 42 metric tons of tomatoes arriving from Bangaluru, the prices had not fallen and continued to be revolving around Rs 65 and Rs 75 per kilogram, said merchants at the Gandhi Market here on Thu
Despite 42 metric tons of tomatoes arriving from Bangaluru, the prices had not fallen and continued to be revolving around Rs 65 and Rs 75 per kilogram, said merchants at the Gandhi Market here on Thursday.
Tomatoes are grown in Oddanchatram, Sanarpatti, Vadamadurai, Ayyalur, Sembatti and Palani and other locations in the district.
Most of the produce are brought to Dindigul and Oddanchatram wholesale markets, merchants said.
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