Strong Strawberry Supplies from California Peak Season Has Decreased Prices in US Considerably

Fresh Strawberry

United States

Published Jun 23, 2022

The price for strawberries in the US has reached its lowest value of the year and has registered a -30.5% WoW and a -44.13% YoY decrease. The overall decrease in prices across US markets is due to the abundant supply from the California peak season, which has been reported to have come in very large volumes and of excellent quality.

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