Unorganised markets, such as the street vendors are selling tomatoes for around Rs 70 per kg contingent up on its quality and locality. Some are even selling it at Rs 80 per kg

Currently, Delhi is getting the potato supply from neighbouring Punjab and Haryana, where the crop is damaged because of last week's heavy rainfall

From Rs 7 per kg in January to Rs 100 per kg in November in Mumbai, spiralling onion prices have sent Indian consumers in a tizzy

Onion price hike: Union Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan has assured consumers that the government is taking all the necessary measures to contain the price rise

The intermittent rains have lashed key onion growing zones such as Nashik, Ahmednagar and Pune in the last two weeks causing extensive damage to the staple crops

Safal through its 400-odd outlets is selling onion at Rs 23.90 per kg and tomato at Rs 55 per kg to provide relief to consumers from rising prices

Tomatoes are available at Rs 60-80 per kg in the Delhi-NCR market. Leading milk supplier Mother Dairy also sells fruits and vegetables through its over 400 Safal outlets across Delhi-NCR

The consumer prices probably went up by 3.8% in September (2019) from last year (2018) which is the highest since July 2018.

Tomato prices have shot up to Rs 80 per kg in retail markets in Delhi and the NCR due to supply disruption

The steep rise in the staple's prices drove the government to impose a minimum export price (MEP) of $850 a tonne on September 15. This was followed by an export ban and imposition of stock limits.

The retail prices of onion, a key kitchen staple, shot up to Rs 70-80 per kg in Delhi and Mumbai in wake of excess monsoon rains in major growing states

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said that 70 mobile vans will be deployed across each Assembly constituency.

On Thursday, a 25 kg sack of good variety of tomatoes was sold at an average price above Rs 800, against the average of Rs 500 per sack, in Azadpur Mandi, Delhi's wholesale market

Onion price hike: Prices in the past few days have witnessed an increase of around Rs 30-40 per kg at many places and the poor supply has forced the wholesale rates upward to a four-year high