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1. Tomtao State-Wise Crop Calendar

2. India's Major State-wise Area, Yield and Production Data (3 Years Comparision)

3. India’s State-wise Tomato Production (in '000 MT)

State	2013-14	2014-15	2015-16	2016-17	2017-18	2018-19*	2019-20* (2nd Adv. Est.)	% share 2018-19	%Change in 2 yrs	%Change in 3 yrs	%Change in 4 yrs
Andhra Pradesh	3,354	1,474	2,236	4,481	2,744	2,503	2,169	13.17%	-20.95%	-51.60%	-3.00%
Karnataka	2,068	2,034	2,046	1,917	2,082	2,030	2,131	10.68%	2.35%	11.16%	4.15%
Madhya Pradesh	1,937	2,177	2,286	2,720	2,419	2,516	2,588	13.24%	6.99%	-4.85%	13.21%
Telangana	1,484	1,081	1,475	520	1,172	892	623	4.69%	-46.84%	19.81%	-57.76%
Odisha	1,386	1,375	1,291	1,311	1,312	1,304	1,304	6.86%	-0.61%	-0.53%	1.01%
Gujarat	1,259	1,259	1,319	1,412	1,358	1,367	1,382	7.19%	1.77%	-2.12%	4.78%
Maharashtra	1,200	762	977	1,125	1,087	861	965	4.53%	-11.22%	-14.22%	-1.23%
West Bengal	1,142	1,150	1,204	1,233	1,265	1,268	1,271	6.67%	0.47%	3.08%	5.56%
Bihar	1,062	1,046	1,001	1,010	942	964	964	5.07%	2.34%	-4.55%	-3.70%
Chhattisgarh	814	869	909	1,082	1,087	1,098	1,277	5.77%	17.48%	18.02%	40.48%
Other	2,402	2,745	3,502	3,424	3,810	3,702	4,496	19.48%	18.01%	31.31%	28.38%
Total	18,736	16,385	18,732	20,708	19,759	19,007	19,170	100.00%	-2.98%	-7.43%	2.34%
Negative Growth								(Source: NHRDF,* State Horticulture Department)

All India, tomato production is estimated to be nearly 19.17 million tonnes from 18.73 milliontonnes in last 5 years. Madhya Pradesh is the largest producer followed by Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. Tomato supply from Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Maharashtra is continuous throughout the year.

4. All India Yield Comparison

5. India State-wise Surplus & Deficit in Tomato

6. Tomato State-wise Annual Consumption

State/UT	Rural (kg/month/capita)	Urban (kg/month/capita)	Annual Consumption ('000 Tons)
Andhra Pradesh	1.12	1.09	702.50
Arunachal Pradesh	0.34	0.69	9.45
Assam	0.27	0.43	145.05
Bihar	0.25	0.39	460.88
Chhattisgarh	1.20	1.62	484.38
Delhi	0.85	0.86	187.46
Goa	0.64	0.74	12.77
Gujarat	0.64	0.92	597.40
Haryana	0.85	1.08	316.66
Himachal Pradesh	0.63	0.80	62.69
Jammu & Kashmir	0.61	0.81	116.25
Jharkhand	0.57	0.86	319.16
Karnataka	0.84	0.93	701.49
Kerala	0.50	0.57	226.61
Madhya Pradesh	0.74	0.86	788.02
Maharashtra	0.65	0.72	997.63
Manipur	0.16	0.17	5.96
Meghalaya	0.38	0.51	17.52
Mizoram	0.15	0.39	3.89
Nagaland	0.43	0.57	13.03
Orissa	0.63	0.85	403.96
Punjab	0.59	0.72	232.22
Rajasthan	0.64	0.98	759.93
Sikkim	0.47	0.67	4.61
Tamil Nadu	0.93	1.02	895.75
Tripura	0.23	0.53	18.63
Uttar Pradesh	0.43	0.63	1463.05
Uttaranchal	0.60	0.76	90.23
West Bengal	0.22	0.34	331.77
A & N Islands	0.48	0.61	2.75
Chandigarh	0.91	0.98	12.79
Dadra & N. Haveli	0.68	1.06	3.95
Daman & Diu	1.01	0.63	2.16
Lakshadweep	0.68	0.68	0.58
Pondicherry	0.97	0.98	16.03
All-India	0.59	0.81	11151.10

As per NSSO consumption survey in 2011, per capita consumption of tomato in India is 0.58 Kg/month per capita for rural and 0.80 kg/month per capita for urban. With population of 1.324 billion, total annual consumption in 2018-19 is estimated to be 11.15 million tonnes.

7. Major Tomato Producing Countries:

8. Tomato Yield in Major Producing Countries

9. Tomato Month-wise Total Export Data

10. Tomato Export from India

11. Key Competing Crops in Major Producing States

12. Tomato Price Seasonality
Tomato prices are highest during the period of July to August as this period is the lean production period. December to March is the period when tomato prices are trading at their lowest.Among the TOP crops, tomato price volatility is maximum because of higher perishability.

13. Key competing crops in the sowing season in key states: