US tomato prices are set to spike, potentially as soon as Monday, as new tariffs are imposed on Mexican tomatoes. The U.S. government has reinstated a 21% tariff, drawing concern from agricultural groups and lawmakers who argue that this will result in higher grocery bills for consumers. The ongoing trade disputes have prompted calls from Texas lawmakers urging the Trump administration to reconsider the withdrawal from the Tomato Suspension Agreement with Mexico. As the situation develops, farmers and businesses brace for the financial impact of these tariffs, which could affect vital crop logistics and food security along the U.S.-Mexico agricultural corridor.