Miami wholesale produce prices today
Thursday, November 12, 2026. USDA terminal market prices, updated every market evening.
Broccoli and cantaloupes are firming in Miami, while romaine lettuce, iceberg lettuce and tomatoes are softening. Sweet potatoes, bananas and Red Delicious apples are high for the season with no relief in sight. Roma tomatoes are unsettled.
What to do today
▲ Firming
Lock price with your supplier and get customer quotes out before it moves. Buy a few days deeper only on items that keep.
▼ Softening
Stay on the open market and keep inventory tight. Don't lock price at today's level. Some are still firm this week before they ease.
High for the season
No relief in sight. Price quotes to cover it and look at other counts or packs.
Good value
Cheaper than most years at this time. A good item to feature on specials.
Unsettled
Recent prices and shipping points disagree on direction, so there's no call. Stay close to your supplier on price.
Supply news
From this week's USDA shipping-point and shipment reports.
- LemonsCentral and Southern California and Arizona: supplies and choice 165-235s light, demand moderate. Mexico via Texas: too little supply to quote. Shipments 35% below last year.
- CantaloupesCentral and Western Arizona: supplies light, demand good. Shipments 58% below last year.
- StrawberriesOxnard, CA: supplies very light, demand moderate. Santa Maria, CA: supplies light, demand moderate. Shipments 45% below last year.
- Romaine lettuceSalinas-Watsonville, CA: supplies very light. Shipments 35% below last year.
- AvocadosMexico via Texas: supplies light, demand fairly good. Shipments 17% above last year.
Coming up
Growing areas that usually start or finish in the next five weeks. Supply gaps and price jumps tend to come around these changeovers.
- Iceberg lettuceSalinas-Watsonville, CA usually finishes in mid November. Central San Joaquin Valley, CA usually finishes in late November.
- CabbageCentral Coast, CA usually finishes in late November. Lower Rio Grande Valley, TX usually starts shipping in early December.
- CantaloupesThe desert (Yuma, Imperial, Coachella) usually finishes in late November. Central America imports via Southern California usually starts shipping in early December.
- Sweet cornSouth Georgia usually finishes in late November. Mexico via Nogales, AZ usually starts shipping in mid December.
- Romaine lettuceSalinas-Watsonville, CA usually finishes in late November. Santa Maria, CA usually finishes in mid December.
- CucumbersSouth Georgia usually finishes in early December.
- Bell peppersSouth Georgia usually finishes in early December.
- Roma tomatoesMexico via Nogales, AZ usually starts shipping in early December.
All prices, Miami
USDA’s latest quote for each item’s main growing area.
Apples (Gala)Gala, cartons tray pack, 175sHigh for the season24% above usual$48.00a caseSteadyabout $48Apples (Granny Smith)Granny Smith, cartons tray pack, 72sLow for the season10% below usual$43.00a caseSteadyabout $43Apples (Red Delicious)Red Delicious, cartons tray pack, 72sHigh for the season10% above usual$45.00a caseSteadyabout $45AvocadosHass, cartons 2 layer, 60sHigh for the season57% above usual$59.00a case▼ Softeningabout $53BananasYellow, 40 lb cartonsHigh for the season5% above usual$21.50a caseSteadyabout $21Bell peppersGreen, 1 1/9 bushel cartons, jumboNew packno history to compare yet$39.00a caseSteadyabout $39BlueberriesFlats 12 6-oz cups with lids, medium-largeHigh for the season58% above usual$33.00a case▼ Softeningabout $31BroccoliCrown cut, short trim, 20 lb cartons looseLow for the season31% below usual$26.00a case▲ Firmingabout $30CabbageRound green, 50 lb cartons, mediumHigh for the season13% above usual$23.50a caseSteadyabout $24Cantaloupes1/2 cartons, 9sHigh for the season8% above usual$30.00a case▲ Firmingabout $35Carrots50 lb sacks loose, jumboLow for the season16% below usual$21.50a caseSteadyabout $22CauliflowerWhite, cartons film wrapped, 12sLow for the season22% below usual$34.00a caseSteadyabout $34CeleryCartons, film bags 30sNormal for the seasonusually $35 to $44$36.00a caseSteadyabout $38Cucumbers1 1/9 bushel cartons, largeNew packno history to compare yet$38.00a caseSteadyabout $38GrapesWhite seedless, 18-19 lb containers bagged, large-extra largeNew packno history to compare yet$42.00a caseSteadyabout $42Iceberg lettuceCartons, 24s film wrappedNormal for the seasonusually $36 to $72$52.50a case▼ Softeningabout $47Lemons7/10 bushel cartons, 165sNormal for the seasonusually $37 to $44$41.00a caseSteadyabout $41LimesSeedless, 40 lb cartons, 150sHigh for the season32% above usual$31.50a caseSteadyabout $33MangoesTommy atkins, flats 1 layer, 6sLow for the season26% below usual$11.00a caseSteadyabout $11MushroomsWhite, 10 lb cartons, mediumNormal for the seasonusually $21 to $25$23.00a caseSteadyabout $23OnionsYellow, 50 lb sacks, jumboNormal for the seasonusually $19 to $29$28.00a caseSteadyabout $27OrangesLate valencia, 15 kg cartons, 72sNew packno history to compare yet$27.00a caseSteadyabout $27PearsD'anjou, 4/5 bushel cartons wrapped, 70sNew packno history to compare yet$51.00a caseSteadyabout $51PineapplesCartons 1 layer, 7sNormal for the seasonusually $15 to $17$17.00a caseSteadyabout $17PotatoesRusset, 50 lb cartons, 70sNormal for the seasonusually $27 to $38$36.00a caseSteadyabout $36Roma tomatoesRoma, light red-red, 25 lb cartons loose, extra largeHigh for the season65% above usual$51.00a caseUnsettledRomaine lettuceCartons, 24sNormal for the seasonusually $38 to $73$56.00a case▼ Softeningabout $45StrawberriesFlats 8 1-lb containers with lids, medium-largeNormal for the seasonusually $34 to $43$40.00a caseSteadyabout $40Sweet cornBi-color, cartons/crates, 4 dozenLow for the season34% below usual$19.00a caseSteadyabout $19Sweet potatoesOrange types, 40 lb cartons, medium-largeHigh for the season46% above usual$24.00a caseSteadyabout $24TomatoesVine ripes, light red-red, 25 lb cartons loose, 5x6 sizeHigh for the season102% above usual$62.00a case▼ Softeningabout $55
Since going live, 74% of 1,110 price forecasts landed inside their range. See the full track record