Cherry Tomatoes Price Trend and Forecast 2026-2027

Germany paid the most for cherry tomatoes in Q3 2026: EUR 235.0/100 kg, down 0.9% from EUR 237.1/100 kg in Q2. Import costs, transport and retail margins and high energy costs for local greenhouse production keep German prices well above the other three markets. Worldwide, the average fell 1.1% to EUR 198.8/100 kg from EUR 201.1/100 kg, mostly because harvests increased in Spain, Italy and France, which led wholesalers to lower purchase prices. What about Q4 2026? We expect a global average somewhere in the EUR 189.9-205.8/100 kg range, with weather in the main growing areas, greenhouse energy costs, harvest volumes and demand from retailers doing most of the work.

Cherry tomatoes are small, sweet tomatoes sold on the vine or loose in punnets, and eaten fresh in salads, snacks and cooked dishes. Prices in this report refer to fresh cherry tomatoes at wholesale level and are quoted per 100 kilograms. They depend on harvest volumes, weather, greenhouse energy costs, labor costs and demand from retailers.

Production in Europe is concentrated in Spain, Italy, France, Poland and the Netherlands, with additional supply from Morocco in winter. Most of the crop is grown in greenhouses, so energy costs form a large part of the cost, and picking is done by hand. Tomatoes are perishable, and supply and prices change quickly with the weather. Prices vary by size, color, variety and packaging.

Cherry Tomatoes Price Forecast for 2026

Prices should ease slightly through the rest of 2026. Harvests in the main growing areas are at their seasonal peak, but shorter days, higher energy costs and rising demand before the holiday season limit the size of the decline. Against EUR 195.9/100 kg in Q3 2025, the current global average of EUR 198.8/100 kg represents an increase of 1.5%.

For Q4, the risks are weighted toward lower prices. What could push prices higher? Cold or cloudy weather that slows ripening, higher energy costs or stronger holiday demand would lift prices. What could pull them lower? Mild weather that speeds up harvests, weaker retail demand or higher imports would lower prices.

For the Quarter Ending September 2026

Cherry Tomatoes Prices Q3 2026:

• Spain: EUR 165.0/100 kg
• Italy: EUR 190.0/100 kg
• France: EUR 205.0/100 kg
• Germany: EUR 235.0/100 kg

Cherry Tomatoes Prices in Spain

Spain recorded a 1.6% decline in Q3 2026, with the average falling to EUR 165.0/100 kg from EUR 167.7/100 kg in Q2. Spanish prices fell as harvests increased in Almeria. Compared with Q3 2025, when Spain averaged EUR 162.6/100 kg, the current price is 1.5% higher. In comparison with the average of EUR 198.8/100 kg across the four markets, the price in Spain was 17.0% lower.

Why did the price of Cherry Tomatoes change in Q3 2026 in Spain?

Spain declined. Harvests increased in Almeria, wholesalers lowered purchase prices, and export demand was soft. Over the first nine months of 2026 the price in Spain has risen by 0.3%, which compares with a 0.5% gain in the global average. Across the four markets the average was 1.1% lower on the quarter.

Cherry Tomatoes Prices in Italy

The Q3 2026 average for Italy stood at EUR 190.0/100 kg, a decrease of 1.3% on the EUR 192.5/100 kg recorded in Q2. Italian prices fell as harvests increased in Sicily and Puglia. Measured against Q3 2025, when the average stood at EUR 187.6/100 kg, the market is 1.3% higher. Italy ended the quarter 4.4% below the group average of EUR 198.8/100 kg.

Why did the price of Cherry Tomatoes change in Q3 2026 in Italy?

Italy declined. Harvests increased in Sicily and Puglia, wholesalers lowered purchase prices, and demand from markets was soft. Since the end of 2025, the price in Italy has risen 0.3%, from EUR 189.5/100 kg to EUR 190.0/100 kg, while the global average has risen 0.5%. On the global measure the average was 1.1% lower over the quarter.

Cherry Tomatoes Prices in France

France registered a 1.0% decrease in Q3 2026, taking the average to EUR 205.0/100 kg from EUR 207.1/100 kg in Q2. French prices eased as harvests increased in Brittany. In Q3 2025 the average was EUR 201.4/100 kg, so the market is 1.8% higher on a yearly basis. The price in France was 3.1% above the group average of EUR 198.8/100 kg in Q3 2026.

Why did the price of Cherry Tomatoes change in Q3 2026 in France?

France eased. Harvests increased in Brittany, wholesalers lowered purchase prices, and retail demand was steady. The cumulative 2026 change for France is a 0.8% increase, from EUR 203.4/100 kg to EUR 205.0/100 kg, while the global average shows a 0.5% gain over the same period. For comparison, the global average moved 1.1% lower over the same quarter.

Cherry Tomatoes Prices in Germany

Germany fell 0.9% to EUR 235.0/100 kg in Q3 2026, from EUR 237.1/100 kg in Q2. German prices eased as imports from Spain and Italy increased. This represents a 1.2% increase on the EUR 232.1/100 kg recorded in Q3 2025. The gap to the four-market average of EUR 198.8/100 kg was 18.2% above for Germany.

Why did the price of Cherry Tomatoes change in Q3 2026 in Germany?

Germany eased. Imports from Spain and Italy increased, retailers lowered shelf prices, and demand was steady. At EUR 235.0/100 kg, Germany is 0.5% higher than in Q4 2025, when the average was EUR 233.8/100 kg, and the global average is 0.5% higher over the same period. The global average shifted 1.1% lower in the same quarter.

For the Quarter Ending June 2026

Cherry Tomatoes Prices Q2 2026:

• Spain: EUR 167.7/100 kg
• Italy: EUR 192.5/100 kg
• France: EUR 207.1/100 kg
• Germany: EUR 237.1/100 kg

Cherry Tomatoes Prices in Spain

Spain climbed 1.1% to EUR 167.7/100 kg in Q2 2026, from EUR 165.9/100 kg in Q1. Spanish prices rose as the demand from export buyers improved. A year earlier, in Q2 2025, the average stood at EUR 159.4/100 kg, which makes the current price 5.2% higher. Against the four-market average of EUR 201.1/100 kg, Spain stood 16.6% below in the quarter.

Why did the price of Cherry Tomatoes change in Q2 2026 in Spain?

Spain rose. Demand from export buyers improved, supply was limited by cold weather, and growers raised prices. The 0.9% gain in Q1 set the base, and Q2 finished 5.2% above the EUR 159.4/100 kg recorded a year earlier. Q3 reversed some of the change, with the price at EUR 165.0/100 kg. The global average shifted 1.0% higher in the same quarter.

Cherry Tomatoes Prices in Italy

In Q2 2026, the average price in Italy rose 0.9% to EUR 192.5/100 kg, compared with EUR 190.8/100 kg in Q1. Italian prices rose as the demand from retailers improved. Taking Q2 2025 as the base, at EUR 184.7/100 kg, the latest quarter is 4.2% higher. Italy finished Q2 2026 4.3% below the four-market average of EUR 201.1/100 kg.

Why did the price of Cherry Tomatoes change in Q2 2026 in Italy?

Italy rose. Demand from retailers improved, supply was limited by cold weather, and growers raised prices. This followed a 0.7% gain in Q1 and left Italy 4.2% above its Q2 2025 average of EUR 184.7/100 kg. The price then partly reversed in Q3, to EUR 190.0/100 kg. Across the four markets the average was 1.0% higher on the quarter.

Cherry Tomatoes Prices in France

France's average moved up 1.0% in Q2 2026, to EUR 207.1/100 kg from EUR 205.0/100 kg in Q1. French prices rose as the demand from retailers improved. Against the EUR 198.3/100 kg recorded in Q2 2025, the current average represents a 4.4% increase. The four markets averaged EUR 201.1/100 kg in the quarter, so the price in France was 3.0% higher.

Why did the price of Cherry Tomatoes change in Q2 2026 in France?

France rose. Demand from retailers improved, energy costs increased, and growers raised prices. After a 0.8% gain in Q1, the quarter closed 4.4% above the EUR 198.3/100 kg recorded in Q2 2025. Part of the move was reversed in Q3, leaving the price at EUR 205.0/100 kg. On the global measure the average was 1.0% higher over the quarter.

Cherry Tomatoes Prices in Germany

Prices in Germany firmed 0.8% in Q2 2026 to EUR 237.1/100 kg, compared with EUR 235.3/100 kg in Q1. German prices rose as the demand from retailers improved. The Q2 2025 average of EUR 229.4/100 kg puts the current price 3.4% above its level a year earlier. In comparison with the average of EUR 201.1/100 kg across the four markets, the price in Germany was 17.9% higher.

Why did the price of Cherry Tomatoes change in Q2 2026 in Germany?

Germany rose. Demand from retailers improved, import costs increased, and wholesalers raised prices. This came on top of a 0.6% gain in Q1, and the average ended 3.4% above its level of a year earlier, when it stood at EUR 229.4/100 kg. Q3 reversed some of the change, with the price at EUR 235.0/100 kg.

Quarterly Cherry Tomatoes Price Trends

Cherry Tomatoes prices rose through 2025 and the first half of 2026 before easing in the third quarter in all four markets. The global average moved from EUR 190.4/100 kg in Q1 2025 to 192.9 in Q2, 195.9 in Q3 and 197.8 in Q4, then 199.2 in Q1 2026, 201.1 in Q2 and 198.8 in Q3, a net gain of roughly 4.4% across the window. Higher labor and energy costs and weather losses lifted prices for five quarters, and larger harvests caused a decline in the third quarter.

What was Cherry Tomatoes Price in 2025?

2025 was a year of gradual increases for cherry tomatoes, with prices rising in each quarter in all four markets. Starting near EUR 190.4/100 kg in Q1, the global average finished the year at 197.8 in Q4, a gain of about 3.9%. Higher labor and energy costs, weather losses and steady demand from retailers supported growers throughout the year.

Cherry Tomatoes Prices in Spain in 2025

In Spain, prices moved from about EUR 156.7/100 kg in Q1 2025 to EUR 164.5/100 kg by Q4, up roughly 5.0%. Spanish prices rose gradually as the demand from export buyers and labor costs increased. Since the 2025 close of EUR 164.5/100 kg, the price in Spain has moved up 0.3%, reaching EUR 165.0/100 kg in Q3 2026.

Cherry Tomatoes Prices in Italy in 2025

In Italy, prices moved from about EUR 182.2/100 kg in Q1 2025 to EUR 189.5/100 kg by Q4, up roughly 4.0%. Italian prices rose gradually as the demand from retailers and labor costs increased. At EUR 190.0/100 kg in Q3 2026, Italy stands 0.3% above its Q4 2025 close. The same regional pattern is carried into the quarterly analysis above, where the quarter-by-quarter figures can be traced.

Cherry Tomatoes Prices in France in 2025

In France, prices moved from about EUR 195.6/100 kg in Q1 2025 to EUR 203.4/100 kg by Q4, up roughly 4.0%. French prices rose gradually as the energy costs and retail demand increased. The Q4 2025 close of EUR 203.4/100 kg compares with EUR 205.0/100 kg in Q3 2026, a 0.8% increase. The quarterly sections above show how the annual average developed over the year.

Cherry Tomatoes Prices in Germany in 2025

In Germany, prices moved from about EUR 227.0/100 kg in Q1 2025 to EUR 233.8/100 kg by Q4, up roughly 3.0%. German prices rose gradually as import costs and retail demand increased. Relative to the end of 2025, the price in Germany is 0.5% higher at EUR 235.0/100 kg. The quarterly breakdown above allows each stage of that path to be traced.

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