Tomato Prices - June 13, 2026

Overview of Tomato Prices in European Wholesale Markets

As of June 13, 2026, the European tomato market reveals a diverse landscape of prices across various wholesale centers. By examining the latest data from key markets in Poland, Ukraine, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, and Belgium, we can discern both regional price variations and notable trends, providing essential insights for international buyers and market analysts.

Current Tomato Prices in Poland

The Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze reports a stable price range for imported cocktail tomatoes, maintaining between 1.68 EUR/kg and 2.30 EUR/kg with no recorded change. In contrast, the price of rose tomatoes has declined by 4.6% to a range of 0.94 EUR/kg to 1.26 EUR/kg. Glasshouse tomatoes have experienced a significant drop, down 14.1%, now ranging from 0.77 EUR/kg to 0.94 EUR/kg.

At the Krakow Wholesale Food Market, regular tomatoes are priced between 1.51 EUR/kg and 1.57 EUR/kg, while the rose variant has dipped by 12.0%, ranging from 1.26 EUR/kg to 1.36 EUR/kg. The situation in Poznan’s Greater Poland Agricultural Guild sees rose and glasshouse tomatoes sold per box of 6 kg, priced between 7.96 EUR and 10.05 EUR, reflecting steadiness in pricing.

Comparison with European Markets

Germany and France

In Berlin, tomatoes from Belgium and the Netherlands show a slight decrease in prices. Notably, Belgium’s round tomatoes (67-82mm) are priced between 9.00 EUR/6kg and 11.00 EUR/6kg, reflecting respective decreases of 9.1% and 15.4%. Meanwhile, Perpignan in France maintains higher prices for specialty varieties, with cherry tomatoes at a stable 5.00 EUR/kg.

Spain

Spanish markets present a contrasting picture. In Almeria’s Agro San Isidro, plum tomatoes have decreased by 34.4%, now at 0.44 EUR/kg. Conversely, the VegaCanada market sees a sharp rise for certain varieties, such as 'tomatoes daniela gordo,' which increased by 52.2% to 0.96 EUR/kg.

Ukraine

The Kiev market on June 13, 2026, shows a significant rise in prices for imported red and rose tomatoes, increasing by 45.0% and 28.0% respectively, with prices fixed at 3.82 EUR/kg and 4.22 EUR/kg.

Analysis of Changes and Price Trends

A clear trend observed across various European markets is the fluctuation in tomato prices, primarily driven by regional supply constraints and varying demand. In Poland, the consistent drop in glasshouse tomato prices indicates a potential oversupply or reduced demand. In contrast, the sharp increases observed in Spain and Ukraine suggest a response to localized scarcity or heightened demand.

Short-term Forecast

Given the current trends, it is anticipated that Polish markets may stabilize as supply and demand balance. However, markets in Spain and Ukraine could experience further volatility as they adjust to regional supply changes. Importers and buyers should remain vigilant, monitoring these fluctuations closely.

FAQ about Tomato Prices

Price fluctuations are primarily due to varying regional supply levels, seasonal demand, and external factors such as climate conditions and transportation costs.

As of the latest data, Spain's wholesale markets, particularly in La Unión, offer some of the lowest prices for plum tomatoes at 0.44 EUR/kg.

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