Fruit, Vegetable & Pulse Prices
Prices for fresh produce and pulses. Most are perishable, so local harvests and transport weigh more than for storable grains.
Each price is shown in its product's own benchmark unit and for the latest period available, so values of different products are not directly comparable. Open a product page for other currencies and units.
What moves these prices
Fresh fruit and vegetables are perishable and seasonal, so prices move with local harvests, weather, transport costs and import rules. Many are priced regionally, which makes world averages less meaningful than for storable crops.
Learn more
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- What Is a Marketing Year? ('2024/25' Explained)
- USDA Reports Beyond WASDE: Crop Progress, Acreage and Grain Stocks
- Grain Elevators and the Physical Supply Chain Behind Every Price
- Livestock Markets: Feed Costs, Herd Cycles and Why Meat Prices Move Differently
- Fertilizer Prices and Natural Gas: Why Farm Inputs Follow Energy