Opinion: Opinion | Why Are Tomatoes Selling So Cheap? A Much Bigger Problem Is At Play

Tomatoes are aplenty and selling cheap this summer across India, and, as they say, there is a problem of plenty, thanks to crop rotation, hybrid seeds and nature’s bounty.

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