How much are pork chops this week?

Week of October 23, 2026. Average of the prices U.S. supermarkets advertised this week, reported by USDA. Your store’s price may differ.

Pork chops average $3.72/lb at U.S. supermarkets this week, 11% above usual for late October. Pork chop prices are usually lowest in January, February and July.

$3.72/lb

Pricey

11% above usual for late October.

LowTypicalHigh

Usually $3.21–$3.47 in late October

Pricey this week. Try pork tenderloin instead.

When to buy

Pork chops: quality and typical supermarket price by month
	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Price	$3.16	$3.37	$3.39	$3.38	$3.42	$3.41	$3.36	$3.47	$3.49	$3.38	$3.53	$3.61

Taller bar: higher typical priceCheapest monthsOutlined: this month

Usually cheapestJanuary, February and July
Stores feature it mostJanuary, July and August

The past year

Average price/lbUsual range for the time of year

Questions shoppers ask

How much do pork chops cost at the grocery store?

Pork chops average $3.72/lb at U.S. supermarkets this week, 11% above usual for late October.

When are pork chops cheapest?

In past years, supermarket prices for pork chops were lowest in January, February and July, and stores featured them most in January, July and August.

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