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Tomatoes
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Nigerian tomato prices rise as flooding disrupts supply, forcing consumers to seek cheaper alternatives
Nevertheless, industry participants remain hopeful that market stability will return once the rainy season concludes.
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Tomato prices in Kenya rise 45.7% as heavy rainfall disrupts vegetable supply chains
These increases in transport costs make moving vegetables from farms to markets more expensive, with the costs passed directly to consumers.
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Moroccan tomato exports fall 11% as weather, disease, port congestion disrupt season
The decline affects all markets for Moroccan tomatoes, with a 12% decline in Europe and the UK.
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Georgia drought pushes tomato prices to US$70 per case, vendors see zero profit
The drought illustrates the fragility of food security when extreme weather impacts regional farming and local distribution networks.
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Senegal targets tomato self-sufficiency with 30-hectare greenhouse project, cuts import reliance
The project began with 4 hectares and has grown to 16 hectares today, with 30 hectares planned by the end of 2026.