价格暴涨10倍，很多人爱吃！网友：鸡蛋快配不上它了

Core Viewpoint - The price of tomatoes has significantly increased recently, with retail prices rising from 1-2 yuan per jin at the beginning of the year to 7-10 yuan per jin currently, and some premium varieties exceeding 13 yuan per jin [1][17][37]. Price Trends - The current retail price of tomatoes across various regions in China has surged to 7-10 yuan per jin, with certain premium varieties reaching prices above 13 yuan per jin, marking an increase of nearly 33% compared to previous years [17][37]. - Online supermarket platforms also reflect similar pricing, with tomatoes generally priced around 10 yuan per jin [4]. Comparative Pricing - The price of tomatoes has become so high that it can now buy two jin of eggs, which are priced between 3-6 yuan per jin [37]. - According to the Agricultural and Rural Affairs Department's report, tomatoes have seen a year-on-year price increase of 88%, making them one of the most significant price risers among monitored vegetables [37][38]. Factors Influencing Price Increase - The recent price surge is attributed to multiple factors, including adverse weather conditions affecting supply. Early in the year, the supply was ample, keeping prices low at 1-2 yuan per jin. However, high temperatures in the north and heavy rainfall in the south delayed the market entry of tomatoes, leading to a price increase to 4 yuan per jin [37][40]. - In November, several cold waves in northern production areas accelerated the exit of outdoor vegetables from the market, while the growth of greenhouse vegetables slowed down due to frost damage. Additionally, southern regions like Hubei and Yunnan faced continuous rainfall, disrupting the supply chain [40]. Future Outlook - Experts predict that by late December to January, the supply of winter vegetables will gradually increase as production conditions improve in major growing areas [40].