In 2022, global industrial tomato production decreased by 5% to 37.3 million tonnes, with the USA, Italy, and Spain experiencing declines, while China saw a 29% increase. Italy faced challenges like water scarcity, high energy and fertilizer costs, and competition from other crops, resulting in an 8.4% drop in invested areas and a 9.7% decrease in production. Despite these challenges, the harvest was 2.4% higher than the average of the previous three years. Retail prices of canned tomatoes have surged due to increased costs throughout the supply chain. Italian tomato trade surpassed 2 billion euros for the first time, and the 2021/22 marketing year saw a slight increase in spending despite a decrease in purchases. The 2022/23 campaign is expected to focus on reducing sales, increasing spending, and raising retail prices, potentially benefiting from strong inflation and favoring the sale of tomato preserves in European countries.