After thali margan, tomato is also out of the burger

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Tomato Price Hike: Due to heavy rains in the tomato producing states, the supply chain of tomatoes has been affected across the country. Due to which the prices of tomatoes have skyrocketed in all parts of the country. In many places, the rate of tomato has reached 250 rupees per kg. Due to which tomato is disappearing from common people’s kitchen. While complaining about tomato, people are saying that now it is being served in the royal plate.

In many places including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Patna, Lucknow, Kanpur, Bhopal, Jaipur, Uttarakhand, tomato rates have reached 150-250 rupees per kg. Due to which it is disappearing even from big restaurants. Burger King has also openly stated that he is not adding tomatoes to his recipe.

A Burger King spokesperson said in a statement that we have stopped using tomatoes in some of our restaurants. This decision has been taken temporarily. We want to assure our customers that very soon we will add tomatoes to our menu.

We are facing challenges with the availability of tomatoes, but as long as the quality is good, we will continue to make it available to our guests.

What did the Burger King spokesperson say?

As a brand committed to high standards of food quality and safety, we only use ingredients after rigorous food quality and safety checks,” said a McDonald’s India – North & East spokesperson. However, due to seasonal constraints and despite our best efforts, we are unable to procure tomatoes that pass our stringent quality checks globally.

🚨Mcdonalds,Delhi put up this notice!

Even Mcdonalds cannot afford tomatoes now!😂😂 pic.twitter.com/cn1LkoQruf

— Aditya Shah (@AdityaD_Shah) July 7, 2023

Tomato prices increased due to heat and rain

Some attributed the rise in vegetable prices to the heat wave as well as heavy rains in major tomato-growing regions, which affected supplies. Tomatoes also have a short shelf life, which is believed to affect their prices. The report said that tomato is currently selling at Rs 100-130 per kg in Chennai.

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