商务大数据显示，春节期间，蔬菜市场供需两旺，2月16日至22日，全国36个大中城市30种蔬菜平均零 售价格环比上涨1.1%。根茎类和瓜类蔬菜价格涨幅明显，其中山药、莴笋和黄瓜分别上涨4.0%、3.7% 和3.7%。北方地区菜价明显上涨，其中西安、石家庄和郑州分别上涨6.1%、5.2%和4.7%。 ...

商务大数据显示，受冷空气活动影响，蔬菜采收、储运成本增加，1月19日至25日，全国36个大中城市 30种蔬菜平均零售价格环比上涨1.1%。瓜类和叶类蔬菜价格涨幅明显，其中黄瓜、西葫芦和大白菜分 别上涨4.9%、4.8%和3.7%。北方地区菜价明显上涨，其中太原、青岛和济南分别上涨7.3%、6.9%和 2.0%。 ...

"俩西红柿要10块钱""鸡蛋都快配不上西红柿啦"……近段时间，全国多地西红柿价格明显上涨，引发 市场高度关注。 西红柿为啥变得这么贵？其他蔬菜也会涨价吗？针对消费者关心的问题，记者进行了采访。 记者近日走进北京多家商超、菜市场调研发现，散装的"平价""特价"西红柿价格约5至7元一斤，带包 装的西红柿每斤约10至18元。 "我们家常在网上买'草莓西红柿'，原来是7、8块一斤，最近已经13、14块了。"家住北京的唐女士 说。 她说，去年上半年低迷的行情损伤了农户种植西红柿等蔬菜的积极性，部分农户缩减了种植面积，再 加上下半年受北方主产区持续降雨影响，西红柿进一步减产，价格节节攀升，市场形势发生了逆转。 据了解，西红柿作为喜温喜光作物，其产量和品质高度依赖于气候条件。中国蔬菜协会秘书长、中国 农业科学院蔬菜花卉研究所研究员柴立平解释说，2025年北方夏秋的持续降雨带来的田间积水，导致当时 已定植的西红柿根部浸泡受损，而10月以后，山东等地又出现长时间的阴雨寡照天气，降低了西红柿的坐 果率。 "天气变化影响产量，北方露天西红柿减产明显，而低温光照少导致果实生长缓慢、成熟期拉长，生 理性病害增多。本该在去年10至11月 ...

本文转自【新闻夜航】； "2个西红柿要10块钱" "鸡蛋都快配不上西红柿啦"，近日，西红柿涨价的消息引发关注。 全国多地西红柿都在涨价。 近日，有媒体报道称，在浙江嘉兴某农贸市场，一摊主介绍，"番茄7元一斤，这种口感好的。"当记者表示价格有些贵时，摊主解释，"现在这个价位还算 稳定的，月初要8元一斤呢。今年开年以来，一直都比较贵，最贵的时候要10元一斤。"顾客王女士无奈表示："记得去年同期价格只要5元左右，现在涨了 好多，快赶上肉价了。" 无独有偶，近日在浙江丽水某综合市场，一名蔬菜摊主介绍道："前段时间卖10元/斤，这几天价格有所下降，卖8元一斤。"有市民调侃道："现在番茄都 比鸡蛋贵了，个头小的番茄都要2、3元一个，以后番茄炒蛋只能多放蛋了。" 部分地区 西红柿价格年涨近10倍 据"第一现场"消息，深圳的西红柿价格从去年初时价格每斤仅1-2元，到近期价格飙升至每斤7-10元，部分精品更是每斤突破13元。 1月18日，记者去了深圳线下专门瞧了瞧西红柿的价格，发现每斤售价基本在8-10元左右。 深圳某超市1月18日西红柿售价 深圳某蔬菜门店1月18日西红柿售价 在深圳，记者查询线上买菜软件，发现每斤番茄价格在 ...

Core Viewpoint - The price of tomatoes, particularly in Beijing's Xinfadi market, has seen significant fluctuations due to weather conditions and supply chain disruptions, leading to a notable increase in consumer prices compared to previous years [1][10][12]. Price Trends - As of January 9-15, 2026, wholesale tomato prices decreased by 4.8% week-on-week but were still up 83.3% year-on-year [1][8]. - In the weeks leading up to January 16, 2026, tomato prices rose significantly, with weekly prices recorded at 7.47 CNY/kg, 8.04 CNY/kg, 8.63 CNY/kg, and 9.12 CNY/kg, reflecting increases of 3.9%, 7.6%, 7.3%, and 5.7% respectively [1][8]. Supply Chain Issues - Recent weather events, including rain and snow in major production areas, have disrupted transportation and reduced supply, contributing to rising prices [4][10][12]. - The upcoming cold wave is expected to exacerbate supply chain pressures, further impacting tomato availability and prices [11][12]. Consumer Impact - The rising prices of tomatoes have led consumers to reduce their purchases, with some opting for alternative vegetables due to affordability concerns [9][12]. - The increase in tomato prices has significantly affected household food expenses, with prices for premium varieties exceeding 13 CNY/kg, marking a year-on-year increase of over 70% [12]. Market Outlook - Wholesale traders anticipate that the upward trend in vegetable prices will continue in the short term, particularly as the Chinese New Year approaches [13]. - Long-term projections suggest that tomato prices may stabilize around late March 2026, as spring vegetables become available [13].

来源：新华社 市场最前沿|西红柿"身价暴涨"，背后原因几何？ "俩西红柿要10块钱""鸡蛋都快配不上西红柿啦"……近段时间，全国多地西红柿价格明显上涨，引发市 场高度关注。 西红柿为啥变得这么贵？其他蔬菜也会涨价吗？针对消费者关心的问题，记者进行了采访。 记者近日走进北京多家商超、菜市场调研发现，散装的"平价""特价"西红柿价格约5至7元一斤，带包装 的西红柿每斤约10至18元。 "我们家常在网上买'草莓西红柿'，原来是7、8块一斤，最近已经13、14块了。"家住北京的唐女士说。 2026年1月 15日，北京某小区楼下商超内出售的西红柿，两个10元。 新华社记者 韩佳诺 摄 农业农村部信息中心数据显示，2026年1月1日至16日，西红柿平均批发价格为每公斤8.61元，较2025年 1月的每公斤4.76元同比上涨80.9%。 她说，去年上半年低迷的行情损伤了农户种植西红柿等蔬菜的积极性，部分农户缩减了种植面积，再加 上下半年受北方主产区持续降雨影响，西红柿进一步减产，价格节节攀升，市场形势发生了逆转。 据了解，西红柿作为喜温喜光作物，其产量和品质高度依赖于气候条件。中国蔬菜协会秘书长、中国农 业科学院蔬菜花卉研 ...

"俩西红柿要10块钱""鸡蛋都快配不上西红柿啦"……近段时间，全国多地西红柿价格明显上涨，引发市 场高度关注。 (资料图) 西红柿为啥变得这么贵？其他蔬菜也会涨价吗？针对消费者关心的问题，记者进行了采访。 记者近日走进北京多家商超、菜市场调研发现，散装的"平价""特价"西红柿价格约5至7元一斤，带包装 的西红柿每斤约10至18元。 "我们家常在网上买'草莓西红柿'，原来是7、8块一斤，最近已经13、14块了。"家住北京的唐女士说。 2026年1月15日，北京某小区楼下商超内出售的西红柿，两个10元。 新华社记者韩佳诺摄 "这一波西红柿价格上涨，实际上在去年下半年就开始了。"中国农业科学院农业信息研究所副研究员张 晶告诉记者，2025年上半年，在上一年度良好收益影响下，农户普遍扩种西红柿，市场供应充沛导致彼 时西红柿地头收购价大幅下跌，局部地区甚至出现西红柿弃收的局面。 她说，去年上半年低迷的行情损伤了农户种植西红柿等蔬菜的积极性，部分农户缩减了种植面积，再加 上下半年受北方主产区持续降雨影响，西红柿进一步减产，价格节节攀升，市场形势发生了逆转。 据了解，西红柿作为喜温喜光作物，其产量和品质高度依赖于气候条件。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The recent significant increase in tomato prices across various regions in China has raised consumer concerns and prompted investigations into the causes and potential future trends of vegetable prices [1][3]. Group 1: Price Trends - The average wholesale price of tomatoes rose to 8.61 yuan per kilogram from 4.76 yuan per kilogram year-on-year, marking an 80.9% increase [3]. - Retail prices for bulk tomatoes range from 5 to 7 yuan per pound, while packaged tomatoes are priced between 10 to 18 yuan per pound [1]. Group 2: Causes of Price Increase - The price surge began in the second half of the previous year, influenced by a combination of factors including reduced planting area due to previous low prices and adverse weather conditions affecting production [3][4]. - Continuous rainfall in northern production areas led to root damage and reduced fruit setting rates, further exacerbating the supply issues [3][4]. Group 3: Future Price Expectations - Experts predict that high tomato prices will persist until late March, followed by a seasonal decline [6]. - The demand for premium tomatoes is expected to remain strong due to pre-holiday stocking, while adverse weather conditions will continue to support prices [6].

Core Viewpoint - The price of vegetables, particularly tomatoes and cabbage, has significantly increased this winter compared to previous years, causing concern among consumers about the affordability of staple food items [1][3][10]. Price Trends - The average price of 19 types of vegetables in wholesale markets reached 5.36 yuan per kilogram, a year-on-year increase of 28.2% [1]. - The wholesale price of tomatoes has surged by 88% compared to the same period last year, reaching 9.12 yuan per kilogram [3]. - In January 2025, the price of tomatoes was only 4.67 yuan per kilogram, but it skyrocketed to over 9 yuan by early January 2026, nearly doubling [7]. - Cabbage prices have also risen sharply, with wholesale prices reaching 2.34 yuan per kilogram, more than doubling since the beginning of the year [10][14]. Factors Influencing Price Increases - Adverse weather conditions, including heavy rainfall and temperature drops, have negatively impacted vegetable production, leading to reduced supply and increased prices [14][18]. - Seasonal price fluctuations are exacerbated by the shift to facility-based cultivation in winter and increased costs associated with cross-regional distribution [18]. Comparison with Meat Prices - While vegetable prices are rising, meat prices, particularly pork, are declining due to oversupply from increased production capacity among farmers [19][22]. - Pork prices have dropped significantly, with prices in markets like Sichuan and Beijing showing reductions of 3-4 yuan per kilogram compared to last year [22]. Future Price Outlook - It is anticipated that vegetable prices will not continue to rise for long, as supply is expected to increase with the upcoming harvest from major production areas [26]. - The market is beginning to see a decrease in vegetable prices compared to early December 2025, as supply from southern regions starts to stabilize [26].

Core Viewpoint - The recent surge in tomato prices has drawn significant public attention, with prices in Beijing supermarkets nearing 10 yuan per jin, reflecting a substantial increase in both wholesale and retail markets [1][3][4]. Price Trends - As of December 30, 2023, the wholesale price of tomatoes in Beijing ranged from 3 to 6 yuan per jin, with some varieties reaching up to 16.56 yuan per jin [3][4]. - The average wholesale price of tomatoes across 286 markets was reported at 9.12 yuan per kilogram for the week of December 19-25, marking a 5.7% increase week-on-week and an 88% increase year-on-year [3][4]. Causes of Price Increase - The primary reasons for the price increase include adverse weather conditions affecting tomato production, such as excessive rainfall and cold temperatures in key growing regions, leading to reduced supply and delayed harvests [4][5][10]. - The impact of extreme weather has resulted in a significant reduction in the planting area for tomatoes, further exacerbating supply issues [4][5]. Market Dynamics - The demand for high-quality tomatoes is expected to rise as the New Year and Spring Festival approach, which may sustain elevated price levels despite some recent price fluctuations [5][7]. - Other vegetables, including eggplants and green peppers, have also seen price increases, with the average price of 19 types of vegetables rising by 28.2% year-on-year [5][9]. Future Outlook - Experts predict that high tomato prices will likely persist into the first quarter of 2026 due to ongoing demand and adverse weather conditions, with a potential price normalization expected only after the Spring Festival [7][10].