May 25, 2026
Georgia Jumbos Mostly $23.00-24.00 Per Carton Lead the Spring Pack
Georgia yellow jumbos at mostly $23.00-24.00 per 40 lb carton stand well above the spring sack-pack cluster. New Mexico shipments up 153% on the week and 220% above the five-year median as new-crop rotation runs at full pace.
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Georgia yellow jumbos came in at mostly $23.00-24.00 per 40 lb carton, per USDA shipping-point reports dated May 22. Spring-pack competition is running $12.00-15.00 on 50 lb sacks across Texas, New Mexico, California and Washington. Georgia shipments reached 544 units (10,000-lb), up 24% on the week and 175% above the five-year median, per USDA movement data.
- New Mexico yellow jumbo, $13.00-15.00, 50 lb sacks (USDA shipping-point, May 22): shipments at 829 units (10,000-lb), up 153% on the week and 220% above the five-year median per USDA movement data. New crop volume running hard.
- Texas yellow jumbo, mostly $13.00-14.00, 50 lb sacks (USDA shipping-point, May 19): most recent quote is six days old.
- California yellow jumbo, mostly $12.00-13.00, 50 lb sacks (USDA shipping-point, May 22): low end of the spring sack-pack cluster.
- Washington yellow jumbo, $13.00-15.00, 50 lb sacks (USDA shipping-point, May 15): quote is 10 days old as the Northwest storage crop winds down for the season.
- Mexico imports, 737 units (10,000-lb, week of May 22): dominant import channel at full pace per USDA movement data. Canada at 33 units (10,000-lb), up 11% on the week and 179% above the five-year median.
- Idaho exports, 16 units (10,000-lb): 284% above the five-year median on thin absolute volume, consistent with the Northwest storage crop winding down.
Data note: Oregon, Wisconsin, central Wisconsin and Columbia Basin series have not updated in over two weeks. These are in-season domestic origins. The gap is a reporting matter, not rotation.