Tomato Prices - May 14, 2026

Introduction

In the ever-fluctuating market of fresh produce, tomato prices can vary significantly across different regions and countries. As of May 14, 2026, an analysis of tomato prices from various wholesale markets in Poland and Europe reveals intriguing patterns and trends. This report delves into these price disparities, offering insights for international buyers and market analysts.

Current Tomato Prices in Polish Wholesale Markets

In Poland, the tomato market displays a wide range in prices. At the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze, cocktail imported tomatoes are priced between EUR 1.88 and EUR 2.51 per kg, experiencing a notable 25% decrease. In contrast, rose tomatoes maintain a stable price range from EUR 1.47 to EUR 2.51 per kg.

Similarly, the Krakow Wholesale Food Market lists general tomatoes at EUR 1.47 to EUR 1.68 per kg, with a significant 18.9% price drop, while rose tomatoes show a 21.1% decrease, priced identically. At the Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan, rose tomatoes sell for EUR 12.57 to EUR 14.66 per 6 kg, showing price stability.

Regional Variations

In Lublin (Elizowka), standard tomatoes are priced from EUR 2.09 to EUR 2.30 per kg, indicating no price change. The Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT in Rzeszow reports cherry tomatoes priced between EUR 3.77 and EUR 5.24 per kg, with no change in trend observed.

In Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market (Targpiast), the price for regular tomatoes ranges from EUR 1.57 to EUR 1.68 per kg, reflecting an 8.8% decrease. Rose tomatoes here are priced between EUR 1.26 and EUR 1.88 per kg, showcasing a 6.3% decline.

Comparison with European Markets

When comparing Polish wholesale prices to those in other European countries, distinct variations are evident. In Germany, Berlin, tomato round Belgium on the branch is offered at EUR 8.00 to EUR 9.00 per 5 kg, translating to EUR 1.60 to EUR 1.80 per kg, a slight decrease of 5.6%.

In Spain, Almeria, plum tomatoes showcase a major increase in price, with a 77.3% hike to EUR 0.85 per kg at the Agro San Isidro market. The France Rungis Wholesale Market in Paris lists cherry tomatoes from France at EUR 4.40 to EUR 6.50 per 250g, a small decline of 3.5%.

Price Trends and Anomalies

The most significant price trends include a considerable increase in plum tomato prices in Spain, particularly at the Almeria (Agroponiente Poniente) market, showing a 293.4% rise to EUR 2.99 per kg. In contrast, the Spain, VEGACANADA market reports a stark 50% decrease for certain tomato varieties.

Short-Term Forecast

Given the current data, the Polish market is expected to stabilize, with slight variations influenced by local demand and international trade conditions. The significant price increases in Spain suggest potential supply constraints or heightened demand, which may affect future European pricing trends.

FAQ on Tomato Prices

Why are tomato prices fluctuating so widely?

Prices fluctuate due to factors such as seasonal supply variations, weather conditions affecting harvests, and changes in consumer demand. Additionally, import and export activities can significantly influence local market prices.

How does the Polish tomato market compare to the rest of Europe?

Polish markets show more stability with smaller price changes compared to the dramatic shifts observed in Spanish markets. Poland's pricing aligns closely with its regional economic conditions and supply chain efficiencies.

What can we expect for tomato prices in the upcoming months?

While short-term stabilization is anticipated in Poland, European markets may continue to experience volatility due to external factors such as climate impacts and international trade policies.

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