Israeli Tomato Prices Surge by 11.04% YoY Due to Shortages and Geopolitical Challenges

Pauline Fay Enriquez

Published Dec 20, 2023

Israel's tomato prices have risen by 11.04% YoY, largely due to a shortage caused by weather, agricultural uncertainties, and geopolitical events. The situation has prompted a shift in government priorities to support domestically grown produce to alleviate market strain.

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