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Users may purchase 1 kg of tomatoes for Rs 70 thanks to a promotion from Paytm and ONDC: Here is how to place an order.


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Thunderstorm detainments, heavy  downfall, reduced  force, and other factors have  lately led to a significant increase in tomato prices in India. Prices have reached up to 150 rupees per kilogram in  numerous regions, including the capital Delhi. In some stores, the price has indeed reached 200- 250 rupees per kilogram. To  give some relief to buyers, Open Network for Digital Commerce( ONDC) and Paytm have come forward with an action. 

On Tuesday, PaytmE-Commerce Private Limited  blazoned the  trade of tomatoes at 70 rupees per kilogram through Paytm ONDC, in collaboration with the National Cooperative Consumers' Federation of India( NCCF) in Delhi- NCR. With this step, the platform is offering its  druggies the option to buy up to two kilograms of tomatoes at a maximum price of 140 rupees per week, along with free delivery. The company also indicated that  farther reductions in tomato prices might be possible as per the NCCF's directions.   

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This move is anticipated to  profit  numerous  druggies, especially considering that tomato prices have exceeded 200 rupees per kilogram in some  metropolises. Speaking about the offer, a  prophet from PaytmE-Commerce Private Limited said," The  adding  prices of essential kitchen  particulars like tomatoes are affecting  numerous people across the country. With the collaboration between NCCF and ONDC, our  druggies in Delhi- NCR can now  fluently  gain tomatoes at affordable prices." 

  How to Order Tomatoes on Paytm ONDC 

1. Open the Paytm app. 

2. In the hunt bar, type" ONDC" and  valve on the" ONDC Food" result.

3. On the ONDC food  runner,  valve on" Buy tomatoes from NCCF." 

4. elect the  volume of tomatoes you want to order. 

5. Enter your delivery address. 

6. Choose your payment  system and make the payment for your order. 

7. Your order will be placed, and you'll admit a  evidence communication.   


still, before ordering tomatoes from ONDC, please note that while placing an order,  druggies can buy only two kilograms of tomatoes per week at the rate of 140 rupees per kilogram, with free delivery, through the Paytm app. The company also mentioned that  farther reductions in tomato prices might be possible as per the NCCF's directions.   

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specially, the Open Network for Digital Commerce( ONDC) is a government- supported action aimed at standardizinge-commerce in the country. Since its launch in Bengaluru, ONDC has expanded its presence to Delhi- NCR, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Kanchipuram, Hyderabad, Bagalkot, and Lucknow. ONDC provides delivery services in  colorful  orders, including food and  potables, groceries, home and kitchen  rudiments, fashion, electronics, health and  heartiness, beauty, and  particular care. 

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