Overview

• The one-hour tomato fight began at 12:00 local time as trucks unloaded pulp-ready fruit along the central route in Buñol.
• À Punt is broadcasting live coverage from 11:30 for two hours on air and online.
• The 120,000 kilos are pera tomatoes grown in Extremadura under a €54,912 municipal contract with Alius Trading and are not for consumption.
• This 78th edition is sold out at about 22,000 participants, with non‑locals paying €15 and strong turnout from India and Australia.
• Organizers stress safety rules to crush tomatoes and throw nothing else, with public showers available and warnings posted to avoid river areas still flagged after the dana.