Global exports of fresh and chilled tomatoes were valued at US$11.6 billion in 2025, reflecting the continued importance of tomatoes in international agricultural trade.

Compared with 2021, when worldwide tomato exports totaled US$11 billion, the overall export value increased by 5.7% over the past five years. However, compared with 2024, global tomato exports declined by 3%, falling from US$12 billion to US$11.6 billion in 2025.

In 2025, the world's leading tomato exporters were Mexico, the Netherlands, Morocco, Spain, and France. Together, these five countries generated 69.3% of total global tomato export revenue, demonstrating the strong concentration of international tomato supply.

Among them, Mexico remained the largest exporter, accounting for 22.8% of worldwide tomato exports and maintaining its leading position in the global market.

From a regional perspective, Europe dominated global tomato exports, shipping products worth US$5.4 billion, equivalent to 46.6% of worldwide exports. North America ranked second with a 30.2% share, followed by Africa at 13.3% and Asia at 9.2%.

Smaller contributions came from Latin America (excluding Mexico but including Caribbean countries), which represented 0.7% of global exports, while Oceania, led primarily by New Zealand and Australia, accounted for just 0.1%.

For customs classification purposes, fresh or chilled tomatoes are identified under HS Code 0702.

Top Tomato Exporting Countries

The following countries recorded the highest export values for tomatoes in 2025.

1. Mexico: US$2.7 billion (22.8% of global exports)

2. Netherlands: US$2.3 billion (19.7%)

3. Morocco: US$1.3 billion (11.3%)

4. Spain: US$1.1 billion (9.4%)

5. France: US$704.8 million (6.1%)

6. Canada: US$578.9 million (5.0%)

7. Belgium: US$419.8 million (3.6%)

8. Türkiye: US$402.2 million (3.5%)

9. United States: US$274.1 million (2.4%)

10. Italy: US$255.5 million (2.2%)

11. Azerbaijan: US$192.5 million (1.7%)

12. Mainland China: US$176.6 million (1.5%)

13. Portugal: US$147.6 million (1.3%)

14. Tunisia: US$144.4 million (1.2%)

15. Poland: US$143.3 million (1.2%)

Combined, these fifteen countries accounted for 92.9% of the total value of tomato exports worldwide in 2025.

Among the leading suppliers, Tunisia recorded the strongest year-over-year growth, with tomato exports increasing by 85.3%. It was followed by the Netherlands (+20.2%), Italy (+14.6%), and Morocco (+13.3%).

Meanwhile, several exporters experienced lower export values compared with 2024. The United States posted the largest decline at 36.0%, followed by Mexico (-20.7%), Mainland China (-8.7%), Türkiye (-5.4%), and Canada (-4.6%).

Major Tomato Exporting Companies

According to Tendata Global Trade Data, the following companies were among the major tomato exporters participating in international trade during 2025.

1. NATURESWEET COMERCIALIZADORA (4.97%, US$208 million)

2. UL COSTA RICA SCC SOCIEDAD ANONIMA (2.80%, US$117.18 million)

3. NEGOCIO AGRICOLA SAN ENRIQUE (1.43%, US$59.79 million)

4. THE MORNING STAR PACKING COMPANY (1.41%, US$58.80 million)

5. YARA SWITZERLAND LTD (1.02%, US$42.49 million)

6. NESTLE COTE D IVOIRE (0.85%, US$35.67 million)

7. PERSONAL INFORMATION (0.78%, US$32.48 million)

8. HIGH TECH FARMS (0.77%, US$32.08 million)

9. RANCHO ACUICOLA ELIXIR (0.74%, US$30.85 million)

10. PRODUCTORA AGRICOLA INDUSTRIAL DEL NOROESTE (0.72%, US$30.05 million)

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