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According to information gathered by the local press from professional sources (plant-nursery operators, farmers, technicians and agronomists, manufacturers, service providers, and input suppliers), the coming season should see some new growth in the industry. According to estimates from industry sources, the surface areas dedicated to the cultivation of processing tomatoes should cover about 3,000 hectares this year, while they covered 2,500 to 2,600 hectares last season.
Domestic production is well below domestic demand. Chile and Italy are generally the main suppliers who meet Argentine demand, which clearly shows opportunities for expansion within the country to achieve self-sufficiency. In Argentina, approximately 650,000 tonnes of tomatoes are processed annually by the industry and in a normal year, the country's crop reaches 450,000 tonnes." 
