Florida’s early February freeze continues to affect volume. Mexican markets are inching down due to additional harvests and weakening demand. Markon First Crop (MFC) Tomatoes are available.

Rounds

• Florida supplies are extremely limited
  • Markets have decreased due to weak demand
  • Expect limited stocks for the next four weeks
• Mexican volume is up; demand is moderate
  • Multiple tomato crops, originally delayed by weather, are maturing at once instead of their scheduled plans, creating extra supplies
  • Additionally, some opportunistic growers returned to virus-affected fields to take advantage of last week’s high markets
  • Quality is hit or miss, depending on the grower/field
• Expect lower prices over the next week

Romas

• Florida stocks will remain limited for the next four weeks; weak demand has lowered prices
• Mexican stocks are increasing this week; delayed harvests are now flooding the market, while some growers are revisiting older fields; medium-sized fruit is most abundant
• Quality is fair; importers are reporting higher grading, especially since the tomato suspension agreement was abolished in 2025, which had stricter quality guidelines
• Supplies will remain snug throughout the spring season
• Expect weaker markets over the next week

Grape & Cherry Varieties

• Florida is experiencing low supply levels due to freezing weather conditions in January and February
• Mexican supplies are steady, with the most volume coming out of the Culiacan region; demand is strong
• Expect steady prices over the next week

Please contact your Markon Account Manager for more information.

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