<p>Tomatoes cost ₹4 a kilo in the glut and paste sells for ₹100. On paper it looks like easy money. In practice, a tomato-only plant runs about 70 days a year and loses money on the rest. In this episode of SolutionBuggy Sessions, a food processing expert explains why, and how the units that survive turn a tomato plant into a year-round multi-fruit business. Brought to you by SolutionBuggy, India’s Largest Consulting Platform to Start-Run-Grow Manufacturing Business.</p>

Tomatoes cost ₹4 a kilo in the glut and paste sells for ₹100. On paper it looks like easy money. In practice, a tomato-only plant runs about 70 days a year and loses money on the rest. In this episode of SolutionBuggy Sessions, a food processing expert explains why, and how the units that survive turn a tomato plant into a year-round multi-fruit business. Brought to you by SolutionBuggy, India’s Largest Consulting Platform to Start-Run-Grow Manufacturing Business.

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Why Most Tomato Processing Plants Lose Money (and How to Fix It)

<p>SolutionBuggy Sessions is the podcast for anyone building a manufacturing business in India. Brought to you by SolutionBuggy, India’s Largest Consulting Platform to Start-Run-Grow Manufacturing Business. Each episode features veteran industry experts, former PSU leaders, and founders who have set up real plants, talking about product selection, DPRs, funding, machinery, compliance, and the mistakes first-timers should avoid.</p>

SolutionBuggy Sessions is the podcast for anyone building a manufacturing business in India. Brought to you by SolutionBuggy, India’s Largest Consulting Platform to Start-Run-Grow Manufacturing Business. Each episode features veteran industry experts, former PSU leaders, and founders who have set up real plants, talking about product selection, DPRs, funding, machinery, compliance, and the mistakes first-timers should avoid.

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Why Most Tomato Processing Plants Lose Money (and How to Fix It)