The production volume of industrial tomatoes may increase by 38 percent this year
According to the October forecast of the World Federation of Tomato Processors (WPTC), the amount of industrial tomatoes in Hungary may increase by 38 percent to 110,000 tons in 2023 compared to 2022.

(Photo: Pixabay)
According to KSH data, the import of fresh or chilled tomatoes in the first eight months of 2023 increased to 15.4 thousand tons (+9 percent) compared to the same period of the previous year. Imports from Spain decreased to 4.79 thousand tons (-2 percent), while imports from Slovakia increased to 4.24 thousand tons (+10 percent) and from Turkey to 1.94 thousand tons (+6 percent). The export of tomatoes rose to 14.73 thousand tons (+34 percent), mainly to the Czech Republic (5.55 thousand tons) and Slovakia (4.07 thousand tons) during the observed period.
The price of several tomatoes has also increased
According to the data of AKI PÁIR, the producer price of domestic spherical tomatoes on the Budapest Wholesale Market was 8 percent (729 forints/kilogram), cluster tomatoes 6 percent (858 forints/kilogram), and cocktail tomatoes 9 percent (1,581 forints/kilogram). 1–46. week compared to the same period last year.
AKI PÁIR
Related news
KSH: in May, the gross average salary was 702,800 forints, 7.8 percent higher than a year earlier
In May, the average gross salary of full-time employees was…
Read more >KSH: industrial production decreased by 2.6 percent compared to a year earlier and by 1.3 percent compared to the previous month in May
In May 2025, the volume of industrial production fell by…
Read more >Rapeseed producer prices rise
According to Stratégie Grains, Canadian canola spot export prices (FOB…
Read more >Related news
EM: Further Development of the Deposit Return System Continues
Thanks to the Deposit Return System (DRS) introduced at the…
Read more >Slowdown and price increase at the same time – this is how the milk market will develop in the summer
The dairy sector is experiencing both international price increases and…
Read more >Another problem could cause food prices to rise
Latin American agriculture could face serious consequences if the United…
Read more >