How much are carrots this week?

Supermarket flyers across the U.S., week of October 23, 2026, from USDA

In this week’s supermarket flyers across the U.S., carrots are on sale for $1.20 for 1 lb on average, 20% below usual for late October. Carrots are in season now. They’re usually cheapest in March, April and November.

$1.20for 1 lb

Great price

20% below usual for late October. In season.

LowTypicalHigh

Usually $1.40–$1.59 in late October

When to buy

Carrots: quality and typical supermarket sale price by month
	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Quality	Good	Good	Good	Good	Good	Good	Good	Good	Good	Good	Good	Good
Price	$1.53	$1.55	$1.49	$1.47	$1.53	$1.57	$1.57	$1.51	$1.53	$1.51	$1.50	$1.54

GoodTaller bar: higher typical sale priceCheapest monthsOutlined: this month

Quality nowGood. Grown and stored all year.
Usually cheapestMarch, April and November
Most often on saleJanuary, November and December

The past year

Average sale price for 1 lbUsual range for the time of year

Questions shoppers ask

How much do carrots cost at the grocery store?

In this week’s supermarket flyers across the U.S., carrots are on sale for $1.20 for 1 lb on average, 20% below usual for late October.

Are carrots in season right now?

Carrots are in season now.

When are carrots cheapest?

In past years, supermarket sale prices for carrots were lowest in March, April and November, and they were most often on sale in January, November and December.

Buy for a restaurant, store or distributor? See wholesale carrots prices and the two-week outlook.