Overview world market tomatoes

게시됨 2022년 11월 25일

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The tomato market is experiencing a mix of challenges and opportunities due to various factors including energy costs, weather conditions, and epidemic control measures in different countries. High energy costs are cutting into profit margins for growers in the Netherlands, while countries with milder climates like Turkey are benefiting. Adverse weather conditions have impacted production in Spain and South Africa, and there are challenges in China and Brazil unrelated to weather. The market remains uncertain as winter approaches. The article also touches on the Tomato brown rugose fruit virus and efforts to combat it, and the imbalance between supply and demand leading to lower prices in the French market.

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The increased energy costs, which have hit many greenhouse growers hard, are also felt in the tomato market. In European countries such as the Netherlands, these higher cultivation costs eat away at growers' profit margins, despite the high market prices. However, this situation is seen as an advantage for some countries with a milder climate, which require less energy to grow, such as Turkey. In Italy, this increased competition has an impact on prices on the domestic markets. In Spain and South Africa, adverse weather conditions have depressed production in some areas: Spain was hit by high summer temperatures and South Africa is currently experiencing heavy rainfall and even hail in some north-western growing areas. There are also problems in China and Brazil, but they have little to do with the weather. Epidemic control measures in China and political unrest in Brazil have made it difficult to get the tomatoes to the right place. With many parts of the world entering winter, ...

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