Comparative Analysis of Fresh Tomato Prices on Various Wholesale Markets as of January 26, 2026

• In this report, we delve into the recent fluctuations in the prices of fresh tomatoes across several wholesale markets in Poland and Europe, using data available up to January 26, 2026. Our analysis highlights price variations, market trends, and potential opportunities for traders and suppliers looking to capitalize on these movements.
  
• Starting with Poland, the Warszawski Rolno-Spożywczy Rynek Hurtowy SA in Broniszach reports stable prices for imported cocktail tomatoes, ranging from 4.19 to 5.24 EUR per kilogram, with no recent changes in their price. This contrasts with the Hurtowy rynek artykułów rolno-spożywczych w Krakowie, where plum tomatoes are priced from 2.93 to 3.35 EUR per kilogram, also showing no recent price fluctuations.
  
• In Lublin, at the Elizowka market, cherry tomatoes maintain a uniform price of 3.35 EUR per kilogram, while rose tomatoes exhibit a slight variation, priced between 2.51 and 3.49 EUR per kilogram. Similarly, the Wielkopolska Gildia Rolno-Ogrodnicza S.A. in Poznań shows stable pricing for the 'casi' variety of tomatoes, priced from 16.34 to 18.01 EUR per six-kilogram unit, translating to approximately 2.72 to 3.00 EUR per kilogram.
  
• However, at the same Poznań market, 'prus' tomatoes show no price change, maintaining a range of 37.70 to 41.89 EUR per six-kilogram unit, which equates to approximately 6.28 to 6.98 EUR per kilogram. This is a notable contrast when compared to the Podkarpackie Centrum Hurtowe AGROHURT S.A. in Rzeszow, where cherry tomatoes are priced between 4.61 and 5.24 EUR per kilogram, with no recent variation.
  
• In Sandomierz’s Targowiska Miejskie, red common tomatoes and 'lima' tomatoes have slightly decreased, with a price adjustment of -2.4%, bringing them both to a range of 1.99 to 2.24 EUR per kilogram. Meanwhile, rose tomatoes remain constant at prices ranging from 2.93 to 4.40 EUR per kilogram.
  
• Turning our attention to the international markets, the wholesale market in Kiev, Ukraine, reports a significant price increase of 44.4% for imported red tomatoes, now priced at 3.42 EUR per kilogram. This spike is notable when compared to the more subtle increase of 14.3% for imported cocktail tomatoes, bringing their price to 4.22 EUR per kilogram.
  
• Across various markets in Spain, such as Almeria's Agro San Isidro and La Unión, plum tomatoes show a price increase of 11.6% and 11.1%, respectively, with prices standing at 1.07 and 0.90 EUR per kilogram. Conversely, in Agroponiente El Golfo, plum tomatoes see an 18.1% decrease, now priced at 0.95 EUR per kilogram.
  
• In the German markets, such as Berlin and Munchen, various tomato varieties maintain stable prices, though some fluctuations are noted. For instance, in Munchen, Belgian tomatoes on the branch show a notable 9.1% price increase for the 57-67mm size, now priced between 8.50 and 9.50 EUR for a 6kg unit, translating to approximately 1.42 to 1.58 EUR per kilogram.
  
• Finally, in France, at the Rungis market in Paris, cherry tomatoes from Spain and the Netherlands maintain their price, with the Spanish variety priced between 4.50 and 5.50 EUR per kilogram, and the Dutch variety slightly higher, ranging from 5.80 to 6.20 EUR per kilogram. These steady prices highlight a more stable market compared to their European counterparts.
  

In summary, the data indicates varying degrees of price stability and fluctuation across different markets for fresh tomatoes. Suppliers and traders should consider these trends when making supply chain and pricing decisions, particularly in light of the significant increases in certain regions like Ukraine and the decreases observed in parts of Spain and Germany.
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