Tomatoes (world market)

2019: The largest exporting countries of tomatoes

15 countries, the largest exporters of tomatoes during 2019

1. Mexico: 2.2 billion US dollars (24.1% of the total amount of export of tomatoes).

2. Netherlands: $2 billion (22%)

3. Spain: $1.1 billion (11.7%)

4. Morocco: $765.2 million (8.5%)

5. France: $381.5 million (4.3%)

6. Canada: $379.2 million (4.2%)

7. Belgium: $308.9 million (3.4%)

8. Turkey: $303.1 million (3.4%)

9. USA: $291.7 million (3.3%)

10. China: $200.2 million (2.2%)

11. Azerbaijan: $189.3 million (2.1%)

12. Italy: $131.8 million (1.5%)

13. Poland: $71.1 million (0.8%)

14. Portugal: $67.6 million (0.8%)

15. Belarus: $52.2 million (0.6%)

From 15 countries listed in the list in 2019 92.8% of universal export of tomatoes in value term are shipped.

Among the largest exporters the most fast-growing exporters of tomatoes since 2015 were:

• Azerbaijan (growth by 227.3%),
• Morocco (growth by 44.8%),
• China (growth by 41.1%) and
• Portugal (growth by 25.9%).

The following countries showed the highest negative net export of tomatoes during 2019. The statistical data given below reflect a difference between the cost of import purchases of tomatoes by each country and its export on the same goods.

1. USA:-2.1 billion US dollars (true export deficit increased by 25.5% since 2015).

2. Germany: - 1.4 billion dollars (growth by 7.2%)

3. Great Britain: - 636.6 million dollars (growth by 0.1%)

4. Russia: - 631.1 million dollars (-3.8%)

5. France: - 322.9 million dollars (growth by 19.1%)

6. Poland: - 173.7 million ​​ dollars (growth by 82.2%)

7. Sweden:-154.8 million dollars (-3.7%)

8. Romania:-106.3 million dollars (growth by 82.6%)

9. Czech Republic: - 103.9 million dollars (growth by 6.3%)

10. Saudi Arabia:-86.8 million dollars

11. Switzerland: - 83.3 million dollars (growth by 3.6%)

12. Denmark: - 73.5 million dollars (growth by 20.6%)

13. Austria: - 73 million dollars (growth by 6.9%)

14. Finland: - 63.4 million dollars (growth by 8.6%)

15. Norway:-58.7 million ​​ dollars (-9.3%)

This negative cash flow emphasizes strong competitive disadvantages of the countries for this specific category of a product and also indicates opportunities for supplying countries of tomatoes which help to meet high demand.