Fresh Roma Tomato, Each
- Brand:
- Fresh Produce
- Model Number:
- ROMA27DAN
- UPC:
- 000000032827
- EAN:
- 0000000032827
- Walmart SKU:
- 44390944
Steady $0.22 pricing maintained for 70 days straight, 3.2% below typical levels. Market shows no signs of promotional activity.
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$0.22 | |
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$0.22 | |
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$0.22 |
| Price Type | Price | Date |
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Highest Price
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$3.65 | |
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Lowest Price
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$0.19 | |
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$0.22 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Fresh Roma Tomato, Each since 2/26/2023. The most recent price update was on Sep 26, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $0.19 (lowest on 11/2/2025) to $3.65 (highest on 7/24/2023). The average price during this period is $0.29.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $0.22 (Sep 26) to $0.29 (Jul 12) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $0.23.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.3/5 from 133459 reviews.
I’d like to thank my personal shopper for their attention to the freshness of the produce, I’ve yet to have a problem with a mushy tomato or a totally destroyed head of lettuce. I wish there was a way I could thank them, when I do my own shopping or if I were doing it for someone else I’d never buy anything that I not want to serve on my own table. Very conscientious and very delicious tomatoes! Thank you.
These tomatoes are my favorite because there is no waste, they are inexpensive and they have a lot of flavor. I only use the larger tomatoes when I feel I need them because they will stay better on a sandwich like a BLT. Most of the time I cut much of that white fiber-like stuff out and you don't have a lot left for your money. I use these plum-type tomatoes for salads, tacos, Spanish omelets, etc.
i had to call teice because the first representative couldn't understand my concerns snd informed me that i couldn't solve my problem in the way i had solved it before and hung up on me after talking with him for 50 minutes. He couldn't understand what exactly i needed even after i told him 4 times. He didn't want to listen to me and wouldn't let me speak. Now, the second time i called i was connected with malika, a lovely person, who had great listening skills, expert knowledge and excellent timing. she eas abel to solve my concerns in record timing without feeling rushed. It was a pleasure to speak her, fresh cheerful person who deserves a pay increase!! Im concerned about the first person i spoke to, he needs further training or be placed somewhere else in the company. I hope my experience with him was recorded and listened to by an associate who handles these kind of problems. Anyway, Malika saved Walmart a customer, me, from cancelling my membership. I have problems 75% of the time i use walmart plus. Thank you.
To make these tomatoes more flavorful I slice or dice them for whatever recipe, salad or sandwiches, and sprinkle them lightly with cream of tartar. They naturally have very little flavor due to not being grown in actual dirt but grown hydroponically. They are the perfect size for just the two of us and we experience far less waste than buying the large tomatoes that usually have the same flavor vacancy.
Great but the skin seemed a bit tough. I'm often leery about getting fresh fruits and vegetables through click-n-pull because I've had some bad experiences in the past from all the stores I shop this way. They usually seem to find the freshest for me and I'm so grateful for that.
BEWARE: Ordering online and having a hired Walmart Shopper to pick your order routinely results in rotten produce, crushed product and stale items. If your item is a key ingredient, now you're stuck and have to go back, defeating the whole idea of convenience. And if I have to examine every item before I except it, that too defeats the purpose. Two weeks ago a bad salad. Last week, bad bananas. Today rotten tomatoes. In the past crushed, dented cans. Lots. If I randomly pick up tomatoes, bananas, salad mix, or a can, they are almost never unacceptable. How can there routinely bad unsatisfactory product in my order if it is just random? Dumping substandard food on senior citizens is just about criminal.
The tomato is starting to rot with 2 moldy spots right on top. I wouldn't mind as much if I had 8 or more tomatoes, but I only have 2. Well, I have 1 and a half because half of this rotting one will be cut off in order for the other half to be edible. I'm disappointed in this. I don't feel well so I can't return the bad item any time soon.
Curbside order: usually great tomatoes, but these had blight that also spread to other tomatoes within hours of getting home.. tried to get a refund, but Wal.art wanted me to drive 25 miles to return to the store. Cost of gas more than the $3. If obly the app allowed for pictures so I didn't pay for crap food I can' eat.
I’m very disappointed with my recent Walmart order. The tomatoes I received were completely spoiled and rotten. They were soft, leaking, and unusable right out of the package. This is unacceptable, especially for fresh produce. I expected better quality control and proper handling. I had to throw everything away, which is a waste of both money and food. I would not recommend ordering fresh produce from here unless quality improves. Please ensure better inspection before delivery.
The tomatoes were supposed to be Roma and I received something in bad condition and really small, it’s this a joke? I never saw a Roma tomatoes that small, the person that pick my order was really doing a bad job because those are really bad tomatoes that I never saw anything like that in Walmart.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $0.22 (Sep 26) to $0.29 (Jul 12) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $0.23.
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $0.22 (Sep 21) to $0.22 (Sep 21) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $0.22.
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