Tomatoes
Local heat and dryness, regional crop conditions, imports and current food inflation can move Tomatoes quickly because inventories are limited.
The score measures directional pressure. It is not the expected percentage price change. Current market coverage: 99%
Why this score?
What could change it?
Local heat and dryness, regional crop conditions, imports and current food inflation can move Tomatoes quickly because inventories are limited.
Scores can reverse when commodity momentum, local weather, crop conditions, currency, logistics or inflation signals change. The model estimates directional pressure rather than an exact shelf price.
Market
Advanced analysis
A deeper view of score history, dispersion and driver concentration. This layer is structured so it can become a Pro feature later without changing the core forecast.
Historical score
16 observationsDriver contribution map
Bars show the current score-point contribution. Prior weight is the maximum structural sensitivity before signal value, quality and freshness.
Cross-market distribution
See how the same product’s current pressure differs across all ten markets.
Weight provenance for this product
The table shows the effective prior weights used for this market before signal value, quality and freshness are applied. A larger number means the signal can move the score more when it is extreme and high quality.
Research determines the hierarchy and safeguards; exact point values remain bounded product priors pending empirical calibration.
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