Tomato prices drop with supply rise
Tomato prices experienced a significant decline of nearly 30% after the start of the summer season and an increase in supply to the central market. The market received about 550 tons, which led to a reduction in prices to between 10 and 20 piastres per kilogram, with expectations of further declines in the coming days. Over the past few months, tomato prices had risen due to low production and crops being affected by frost. As for lemon prices, they remained high due to a production gap, with Jordan importing from several countries, and it is expected that their prices will continue to rise until early August. Other vegetables and fruits are experiencing stability and a decrease in prices.
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