Tomato market in Italy is experiencing a dimensional growth

Published 2022년 11월 10일

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The Italian table tomato market is witnessing growth in both production and consumption, with long-term trends increasing at rates of 9.5% for production and 12.9% for consumption over the past decade. Despite rising prices, sales are increasing in large-scale distribution chains. The market includes over 30 product references, with a wide range of selling prices. Production is predominantly in open fields, with Sicily being the leading region, and costs are higher for greenhouse production due to energy and labor expenses. From the second half of 2021, costs of mean production have seen significant increases, especially in fertilizers, fuels, and electricity. Between 2017 and 2021, Italian table tomato imports fluctuated, with expenditure peaking in 2019 at 148 million euros, and the average annual price of imported product ranging between 0.95 and 1.13 euros per kilogram.
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The Italian table tomato market is experiencing a dimensional growth. Among the factors contributing to its expansion are an average production and consumption that is increasing over the long term. The product has managed over the years to be valued more and more, considering that the original prices are also growing. And, despite the increase in prices, there are growing sales in large-scale distribution chains, albeit with great differences between discount stores and supermarkets and hypermarkets. To outline this overview of the Italian tomato was Fabio Del Bravo, director of services for rural development of Ismea, who spoke at the conference "How to promote quality tomatoes: a comparison experience" held yesterday in Portopalo (Syracuse). To understand the real dimensions of the market, the perimeter of the analysis was described: "The table tomato represents the cornerstone of the fruit and vegetable department in the points of sale - explained Dal Bravo - with 15% of the ...
Source: Italiafruit

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