Credit: Fresh tomatoes are displayed on a shelf at Bob's Market on April 15, 2026 in Santa Monica, California. Amid rising tariffs, higher fuel and fertilizer costs tied to the war in Iran, and supply chain disruptions, tomato prices have surged sharply, becoming a key driver of recent grocery inflation. The price for fresh tomatoes skyrocketed 23% over the past year, reaching an eight-year high of approximately $2.26 per pound in March 2026. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

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