The vegetable market in Ukraine is experiencing an interesting dynamic: prices for greenhouse tomatoes are decreasing significantly more slowly than for cucumbers. At the beginning of June, a kilogram of tomatoes cost 80–120 hryvnias, and their price shows only a slight decline, remaining relatively stable. This is reported by AgroReview Main Factors Influencing Tomato Pricing Experts explain that the main reason for such a slow decline in prices is the limited supply of tomatoes in the Ukrainian market. This is related to the specifics of the planting campaign chosen by the country’s greenhouse farms this season. “The key factor influencing pricing is the limited supply of tomatoes in the market. This, in turn, is related to the specifics of the planting strategies of Ukrainian greenhouse farms this season.” Impact of Changes in Planting Structure on the Market Many greenhouse complexes have decided to reduce the areas allocated for tomatoes in favor of other crops or to optimize ...