In most cases, tomato prices in November were lower than a year earlier. As is often the case, France was the exception. There, cherry and specialty tomatoes achieved better prices in November than in 2024. Across the European Union as a whole, tomato prices in November were below the five-year average, with an average price of €1.48 per kilo. The Netherlands stands out here as the notable exception, according to data from the EU tomato dashboard maintained by the European Commission.
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In the Netherlands, average November prices were actually above the five-year average. Vine tomatoes reached an average price of €1.34 per kilo, which is 10% higher than the five-year average. Loose tomatoes were also slightly higher, at €0.83 per kilo, an increase of 2%. Cherry and specialty tomatoes performed particularly well, with an average price of €3.55 per kilo, no less than 30% above the five-year average.
© Europese CommissieAverage tomato price in the EU across 2025
Source: European Commission
