Tomato Prices - May 12, 2026

Overview of Tomato Prices in Poland and Europe

Our latest analysis focuses on the tomato market across Poland and Europe, providing insight into recent price fluctuations and market trends as of May 12, 2026. This report highlights the diverse pricing landscape across various wholesale markets, including those in Poland, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, and Ukraine. Understanding these differences is crucial for producers, buyers, and stakeholders involved in the tomato trade.

Current Prices at Various Markets in Poland

Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze

At the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market, glasshouse tomatoes are priced between EUR 1.47 and EUR 2.09 per kg, with no change noted. Similarly, cocktail import tomatoes range from EUR 2.51 to EUR 3.35 per kg, also stable with no recent change.

Podlasie Agricultural Trade Center in Bialystok

The prices for regular tomatoes stand at EUR 2.09 per kg, showing a notable decrease of 7.4%.

Krakow Wholesale Food Market

In Krakow, the market has seen prices for standard tomatoes ranging from EUR 1.88 to EUR 1.99 per kg, marking a decrease of 2.6%. Meanwhile, rose tomatoes have increased by 11.8%, now priced between EUR 1.88 and EUR 2.09 per kg.

Comparison with European Prices

Moving beyond Poland, we see varied pricing trends across Europe. In Spain, for instance, the plum tomatoes at Agro San Isidro in Almeria are priced at EUR 0.79 per kg, experiencing a decline of 20.3%.

In Germany, the Berlin market lists round Belgium tomatoes on the branch at EUR 1.60 to EUR 2.00 per kg, showing a significant decrease of up to 25%. In contrast, tomato prices in France at the Wholesale Market in Perpignan remain steady, with specialty varieties like 'bawole serce' maintaining a price of EUR 3.00 to EUR 3.15 per kg.

Analysis of Changes and Price Trends

The tomato market is displaying some intriguing patterns and shifts. While some Polish markets show stability in pricing, others, like the Krakow market, are experiencing fluctuations. In particular, the rise in rose tomato prices in Krakow contrasts with general trends of decreases in other Polish regions.

In Spain, the market demonstrates volatility, with dramatic declines in plum tomato prices, reflecting potential overproduction or supply chain adjustments. Conversely, the German market is seeing price contractions potentially due to competitive pricing pressures from neighboring countries.

Short-Term Forecast

Considering current trends, the short-term forecast for the tomato market suggests continued price variability. With supply chain dynamics and seasonal production peaks, we anticipate further minor fluctuations, especially in markets heavily influenced by European supply chains.

FAQ: Understanding Tomato Prices

Q: Why are tomato prices so variable across different regions?
A: Prices vary due to factors like local production costs, supply and demand fluctuations, and competitive market dynamics.
Q: How do seasonal changes affect tomato prices?
A: Seasonal changes can significantly impact production volumes, thus affecting price levels. Warmer months typically see increased supply, leading to potential price drops.
Q: Where can I find the most stable tomato prices?
A: Stability in prices often depends on regional market conditions and local agricultural practices. Markets with consistent supply chains and local production tend to offer more stable pricing.

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