date:Dec 05, 2018
The Spanish tomato market is currently plagued by delays. Ger Kingma, Hag International: Not surprisingly, because the weather is bad in Spain, and rain is forecast for the coming days, and that delays the tomatoes. And when it is not raining, the humidity is still high, which is not beneficial for the crops because it attracts diseases and plagues.
This results in shortages on the tomato market all along the line. Ger: Plum tomatoes are running two weeks behind, the same applies to round tomat