Wholesale Tomato Prices: Compare Offers by Net Weight

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Packs, loose kilograms and cartons cannot be compared without matching class and net weight. The dated FAMA, KPDN and seller examples below belong to different market stages; they are not one current wholesale price or a like-for-like quote.
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Packs, loose kilograms and cartons cannot be compared without matching class and net weight. The dated FAMA, KPDN and seller examples below belong to different market stages; they are not one current wholesale price or a like-for-like quote.

Fits if: Food businesses and buyers comparing tomato pack or carton offers.

Main drawback: No local pack or carton offer is verified here.

Compare: class and origin; date; package format; net weight; grade; quote validity and terms.

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A dated national reference

Two dated readings are shown for the same row: TOMATO (HIGHLAND) national average RM8.75/kg on 29 September 2026 [source], and RM8.59/kg on 1 October 2026 [source]. Both are national guide averages across wholesale and public markets. They are not quotes for lowland, cherry, size-specific or carton tomatoes.

The two-point difference is RM8.59 [source] − RM8.75 [source] = −0.16 (RM/kg). That negative figure is a two-point reading of the same class, not an expected price trend; do not carry it forward as a forecast.

The cited daily guide lists only TOMATO (HIGHLAND). Figures shown here are dated 29 September and 1 October 2026. [source]

Compare tomato figures by source and class

These records are not one “wholesale tomato price”: they represent different classes and market stages. Keep the stated date, unit and source attached, then request an actual offer for your class and quantity.

Dated tomato examples — match the source class before comparing prices
Source and dateRecorded figureWhat it means to a buyer
FAMA, highland tomato, 29 Sep 2026RM8.75/kg national average [source]General wholesale/public-market guide, not FAMA's purchase price or a seller's carton price
FAMA, highland tomato, 1 Oct 2026RM8.59/kg national average [source]A second date for the same class, not a forecast
KPDN, two retail premises, 1 Oct 2026RM5.29/kg and RM8.50/kg [source] [source]Consumer display observations at named premises; not wholesale quotes or proof of stock for you
Cameron shop post, 2 Oct 2026RM3/kg for Cameron tomato at the shop; wholesale enquiries invited [source]Dated seller statement at the retail end; not a verified wholesale price

The price differences do not by themselves show that one offer is cheaper: product class, source, date and selling basis differ. The cited FAMA daily guide lists TOMATO (HIGHLAND); do not use that row for a class it does not list. [source]

Compare pack, loose and carton offers

Details needed to compare tomato offers — Betul ke x? (betulkex.com)
FormatWhat to recordCheck before comparing
Retail packDisplayed pack price and net weightProduct class, origin and date observed
Loose per kgPrice per kgGrade, size and origin stated by seller
CartonPrice and actual net weight, not just outer carton sizeClass/size, grade, quote validity and pickup/delivery terms

There are no verified local pack or carton offers cited here. If you find two formats, record the displayed price, date and time, product name, class or origin and net weight. Do not infer that a particular pack or carton is cheap, expensive or available based on the national guide.

Calculate RM/kg from the offer

Use the actual offer, not an assumed example: divide its stated price by the stated net weight in kilograms to get the offer’s RM/kg. For a carton, confirm whether the weight is net product or gross carton weight first. Add delivery and other required charges to the amount paid, and compare only the same class, grade, date and delivery basis.

  1. Divide the offer price by its net weight in kilograms.
  2. Match the product class, origin and quote date before comparing two offers.
  3. Keep the FAMA highland value separate as national context. [source]
  4. If you track waste, weigh and record it yourself; do not assume a spoilage rate.

For a real carton purchase, ask the seller to state net weight, class or size, grade, price, quote-validity date and pickup or delivery terms. FAMA’s guide is not a proxy for a local carton price.

Record a carton offer before buying

Keep each offer separate. Record tomato class/origin, grade or size, format and net weight, quantity, quote date and validity, pickup/delivery point, separately stated charges and payment terms. Outer-carton gross weight does not replace net product weight; without net weight, the per-kg comparison is incomplete. Compare delivered totals only when specification and delivery basis match.

Betulkex is assessing demand for tomato buying. The WhatsApp below collects class, format/net weight, quantity, area and date; this is an initial enquiry, not a tomato price, order or supply promise. A seller must confirm price, stock and delivery terms for the specific request.

Frequently asked questions

What is the wholesale tomato price now?

The latest FAMA reading shown here is RM8.59/kg for TOMATO (HIGHLAND) on 1 October 2026, a national average across wholesale and public markets—not a current carton price. [source] No local carton quote is verified. Ask for class, grade, net weight, quote date and delivery terms.

Why is a retail tomato cheaper than the guide?

I do not have evidence explaining the difference in your example. First check that date, class, origin, unit and net weight match. The FAMA value is a national guide for highland tomato, not a retail price or ceiling. [source]

How do I compare a retail pack with a wholesale carton?

Divide each actual offer price by its net weight in kilograms. Compare RM/kg only when class and quote date also match. Keep the national guide as separate context, not as a quote. If you track discarded produce, weigh and record it using your own stated method.

Which tomato class does the guide list?

The cited guide has an entry for TOMATO (HIGHLAND). [source] It does not verify a lowland, cherry or size-specific carton offer. Compare those using a dated source for the matching product.

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View dated retail references

Dated KPDN PriceCatcher retail reference; not our selling price, wholesale price, market average, stock confirmation or delivery promise.

Betulkex · dated KPDN retail references; not our selling prices or wholesale quotes.
VegetableUnitPremiseDateRetail referenceSource
Okra1 kgMY HERO HYPERMARKET PRESINT 3MYR 6.76KPDN PriceCatcher
Okra1 kgPASAR TANI, PRESINT 4MYR 11.00KPDN PriceCatcher
Red chilli (Kulai)1 kgMY HERO HYPERMARKET PRESINT 3MYR 11.99KPDN PriceCatcher
Red chilli (Kulai)1 kgPASAR TANI, PRESINT 4MYR 15.00KPDN PriceCatcher
Cucumber1 kgMY HERO HYPERMARKET PRESINT 3MYR 3.99KPDN PriceCatcher
Cucumber1 kgPASAR TANI, PRESINT 4MYR 4.50KPDN PriceCatcher
Tomato1 kgMY HERO HYPERMARKET PRESINT 3MYR 5.29KPDN PriceCatcher
Tomato1 kgPASAR TANI, PRESINT 4MYR 8.50KPDN PriceCatcher
Long bean1 kgMY HERO HYPERMARKET PRESINT 3MYR 11.16KPDN PriceCatcher
Long bean1 kgPASAR TANI, PRESINT 4MYR 12.00KPDN PriceCatcher