The Opposite Price Trend Occurs in Mexican and Spanish Tomato Market in 2021

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Published Nov 10, 2021

The wholesale price of Tomato in Mexico reached +43.58% YoY while in Spain dropped to -5.96% YoY. Production of Tomato in Mexico in 2021 is estimated to rise 2% on the other hand in Spain fell -10%. More production and the leading importer demand make Mexican tomato prices inclined. However, due to less production makes Spanish tomato prices decrease.

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