Jul 26, 2026

New Mexico Jumbos at Mostly $19.00-20.00 Top the Domestic 50-lb Pack

New Mexico yellow jumbo 50-lb sacks carry the highest 50-lb sack FOB in current USDA shipping-point reports as Mexico border crossings fall 58% on the week and Idaho storage makes a brief late-season reappearance.

Numbers as of Jul 26, 2026 pull

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New Mexico yellow jumbo 50-lb sacks are quoted at mostly $19.00-20.00 in USDA shipping-point reports dated July 24, the highest 50-lb sack FOB in the current report. California yellow jumbo 50-lb sacks sit at $15.00-17.00 on the same reports, a spread visible for any desk comparing the two origins on the same pack. Mexico border crossings came in at 113 (10,000-lb units) for the week of July 23, off 58% week over week, pulling the primary import channel back as domestic volume continues running well above its 5-year median.

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  • California yellow jumbo, 50-lb sacks: $15.00-17.00 per USDA shipping-point reports dated July 24, up 3% on the week and 78% above the 5-year median. Shipments reached 627 (10,000-lb units), up 9% week over week and 62% above the 5-year median per USDA movement reports.
  • California yellow colossal, 50-lb sacks: flat on the week and 62% above the 5-year median per USDA shipping-point reports dated July 24.
  • Washington yellow jumbo, 40-lb cartons: $25.00-25.00 per USDA shipping-point reports dated July 24, the highest carton quote in the current report.
  • Georgia yellow jumbo, 40-lb cartons: mostly $23.00-24.00 per USDA shipping-point reports dated July 24, unchanged from recent weeks.
  • Idaho-Eastern Oregon storage crop: shipment volume reached 12 (10,000-lb units), up 2,978% on the week and 102% above the 5-year median per USDA movement reports. Oregon volumes fell to 7 units, down 96% on the week and 93% below the 5-year median. Northwest storage is in final rotation. No fresh FOB quote is available for either origin.
  • Canada imports: 21 (10,000-lb units) for the week of July 23, up 99% on the week and 316% above the 5-year median per USDA movement reports.

Data note: 19 series, including multiple Imperial Valley series, have not updated in over two weeks. Any figure drawn from those feeds should be treated as stale.