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Cherries Price Today

As of August 3, 2026, the US average Cherries price is $50.64 USD per package, based on USDA market reports. Over the past 30 days it has risen about 5.2%, and over the past year it has ranged from $19.67 to $111.00.

Latest price
$50.64
30-day change
up 5.2%
1-year high
$111.00
1-year low
$19.67

Current Cherries wholesale prices by market

$50.64 USD per package
as of Aug 3, 2026

What affects Cherries prices

Fresh sweet-cherry prices are shaped by the size, quality, and timing of a short domestic crop, along with retailer demand and the fruit's high perishability. Washington is the leading U.S. sweet-cherry producer, with California and Oregon also important, while Michigan is a major tart-cherry producer. Spring frost, rain near harvest, excessive heat, and wind can affect fruit set, splitting, quality, and harvest volume. Hand-harvest labor, sorting, packing, rapid cooling, freight, exports, and counterseasonal imports are important market factors.

The U.S. fresh sweet-cherry season is concentrated from late spring into summer, beginning in California and followed by Washington and Oregon. Domestic fresh supplies are most abundant during this harvest window because cherries have limited storage life even under refrigeration. Outside the U.S. season, the market relies more on stored processed cherry products and on fresh imports from Southern Hemisphere suppliers, including Chile. Tart cherries are generally harvested in summer and a substantial share is frozen, dried, canned, or otherwise processed for year-round use.

About the Cherries price chart

This chart shows the US national daily average price for Cherries, calculated from USDA Agricultural Marketing Service market reports across the states and markets we track. Each point is the average of the reported prices for that day. Use the buttons above to switch between one week, one month, three months, one year, and the full history.

Prices are compiled from public USDA data and are indicative averages, not a quote for any specific location or grade, and not investment advice. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.

Cherries price frequently asked questions

What is the current Cherries price?

As of August 3, 2026, the US average Cherries price is $50.64 USD per package, compiled from USDA Agricultural Marketing Service market reports. This is a national indicative average, not a quote for a specific location or grade.

Has the Cherries price gone up or down recently?

Over the last 30 days, the US average Cherries price has risen about 5.2%. In the past year it has moved between $19.67 and $111.00 USD per package. These figures describe past price movement and are not a forecast.

What were the highest and lowest Cherries prices this year?

In the tracked period, Cherries reached a high of $111.00 USD per package (on Apr 14, 2026) and a low of $19.67 USD per package (on Mar 10, 2026).

Where does this Cherries price data come from?

Prices are compiled from public USDA Agricultural Marketing Service market reports across the states and markets we track, then averaged into a daily US figure. This series covers Jan 20, 2026 to Aug 3, 2026 (134 readings).

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