Tomato markets are steady; growers are harvesting ample supplies in multiple regions. California and Baja growers report a wide variety of sizes on the market; new regional production is helping maintain availability.
Rounds
- East Coast
- Production is steady in Virginia
- Northeast harvests are underway; supplies are sufficient
- Tennessee yields are abundant
- Midwest production is slowly getting underway
- Overall quality is good
- Mexico
- Baja growers are shipping steady supplies; large sizes are the most plentiful
- Volume ranges from low to moderate in Central Mexico; increases are expected in the next 10 days as new crop fields are harvested
- Overall quality is good
- California
- San Joaquin Valley is shipping abundant stocks
- Large sizes are most common
- Quality is strong
- Markets are expected to remain steady as new crop volume increases in Tennessee and Central Mexico
Romas
- East Coast
- Production is steady out of Tennessee and North Carolina
- Northeastern production is underway; yields are sufficient
- Volume is slightly above average despite some rain interruptions
- Quality is best in large sizes, but adequate across all sizes
- Mexico
- Baja volume remains steady, although some early-start growers are wrapping up their season
- Central Mexico is shipping steady volume from Jalisco, Nuevo León, and San Luis Potosí
- Large sizes are most prevalent
- California
- San Joaquin Valley yields are above average with consistent availability
- Fruit is clean; extra-large sizes dominate supplies
- Overall quality is good
Grape and Cherry
- East Coast
- Virginia is maintaining steady volume
- Supply is meeting demand
- Quality is stabilizing and should support great availability over the next few weeks
- Mexico
- Central Mexico has steady but modest grape tomato volume
- Baja fields will maintain consistent production into August
- Markets are expected to remain balanced
Please contact your Markon Account Manager for more information.
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