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Almería's tomato season ends with falling prices

As Almería's greenhouse fruit and vegetable season nears its end, an analysis by Hortoinfo, based on weekly data collected in local auctions, reveals the price evolution of the main tomato varieties (long-life, pear, and branch) throughout the season.

The long-life tomato season began in September 2024, with an average weekly price of € 1.04 per kilogram. In October, it reached its best monthly record with €1.23/kg. However, in November, it fell to €0.98/kg, and in December, to €0.93/kg. In January 2025, the price rebounded to €1.16/kg, but in February it fell again to €0.80/kg. In March and April, the price recovered slightly to €0.85 and €0.84/kg, respectively, and in May, it fell to €0.67/kg.

Pear tomatoes started the season with an average weekly price of €1.02/kg in September, which rose to €1.23/kg in October. However, prices fell to €0.98/kg in November and €0.80/kg in December. In January 2025, the price rose to €1.09/kg. In February, it fell to €0.85/kg, and in March it rebounded to €1.33/kg. It then fell to €1.07/kg in April and closed May at €0.65/kg.

The price of branch tomatoes stood at €1.34/kg in September (the highest price among the different tomato varieties), and rose to €1.58/kg in October. It then fell to €1.26/kg in November and €0.85/kg in December. In January, the price recovered to €1.17/kg. In the following months, it was highly volatile. In February, it fell to €0.82/kg. In March, it rebounded to €1.26/kg, and then it fell in April to €0.76/kg, and in May to €0.42/kg, the lowest level of the season.

This behaviour reflects a downward trend in prices during the final part of the season, despite some occasional upturns at the beginning of 2025.

Source: hortoinfo.es