Tomato Prices - April 16, 2026
Overview of Tomato Prices in Poland and Europe
The latest data from various wholesale markets across Poland and Europe reveal a diverse landscape of tomato prices, with significant differences observed between regions. As of April 16, 2026, the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze and other key markets have reported varied pricing, reflecting local supply and demand dynamics. This report delves into these price variations, explores significant trends, and provides a short-term forecast for the tomato market.
Current Prices at Polish Wholesale Markets
In Poland, the prices of tomatoes show considerable variation across different markets. At the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze, imported cocktail tomatoes are priced between 3.77 to 5.86 EUR/kg, with no recent change in price. Rose tomatoes here range from 1.68 to 4.40 EUR/kg, again stable with no change. Glasshouse tomatoes have seen a slight decrease, now priced between 3.14 to 3.35 EUR/kg, down by 3.1%.
The Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan reports that standard rose tomatoes are stable at 16.75 to 18.85 EUR per 6 kg box, translating to approximately 2.79 to 3.14 EUR/kg. A notable decrease of 22.7% has been observed for glasshouse tomatoes, now priced similarly to rose tomatoes.
At the Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT in Rzeszow, the price for cherry tomatoes has increased by 10.7%, ranging from 7.96 to 9.42 EUR/kg. Standard tomatoes have decreased by 12.0% to 3.14 to 3.77 EUR/kg.
Comparison with European Markets
Across Europe, tomato prices exhibit both parallels and contrasts with the Polish market. In Spain, the Agroejido market quotes plum tomatoes at 1.83 EUR/kg, reflecting a decrease of 7.1%. Meanwhile, at Almeria Cehorpa, prices for plum tomatoes have plummeted to 0.88 EUR/kg, marking a significant 51.1% drop.
In France, the Wholesale market Rungis in Paris lists cherry tomatoes from France at a premium price of 7.00 to 9.60 EUR for 250g, equating to approximately 28.00 to 38.40 EUR/kg. This high price highlights the premium nature of French cherry tomatoes in the European market.
Analysis of Changes and Price Trends
Recent fluctuations in tomato prices can be attributed to a variety of factors including seasonal supply changes, weather conditions, and regional demand shifts. The noticeable drop in prices at some Spanish markets, such as at Almeria Cehorpa, suggests an oversupply or diminished demand. Conversely, the increase in cherry tomato prices at Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT indicates rising demand or reduced supply.
The stability seen in the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze for many tomato varieties suggests a balanced market condition, likely supported by consistent supply chains and steady local demand.
Short-term Forecast
Looking forward, we anticipate that prices may continue to show regional fluctuations, influenced heavily by the beginning of the peak growing season. Markets in Poland may see a slight increase in prices if demand continues to rise. Conversely, European markets like those in Spain may experience further price decreases if current oversupply persists.
FAQ About Tomato Prices
Why are tomato prices different across markets?
Prices vary due to factors such as local supply, demand, transportation costs, and seasonal availability. Each market responds to these influences uniquely.
Will tomato prices increase in the near future?Short-term increases are possible, particularly if demand rises with the onset of warmer weather or if supply diminishes due to adverse growing conditions.
Where are the highest and lowest tomato prices observed?The highest prices have been noted for French cherry tomatoes at the Wholesale market Rungis in Paris, while the lowest observed are at Almeria Cehorpa in Spain for plum tomatoes.
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