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Delaware potato prices

Shipping point FOB prices and shipment volume for Delaware, USDA reports

Data through Oct 1, 2021 · source last checked Aug 28, 2026 · page revised Aug 28, 2026

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Source
USDA AMS shipping point potato FOB reports (FV130) and Daily Movement (FV170)
Series
Potato FOB price at a benchmark variety, pack and size
Basis
FOB shipping point, low-high range
Geography
Delaware
Unit
$/cwt
Last observation
Oct 1, 2021
Update frequency
USDA reports on business days

Delaware has no recent USDA shipping point coverage: the last quote was Oct 1, 2021. This page is a historical record of that origin, not a live tracker, and USDA has not resumed quoting it. Last reported FOB: $13.50-16.50, white size a, Tote (≈2000 lb, per cwt), Oct 1, 2021.

Delaware shipping point white size a totes (≈2000 lb, per cwt) last reported $13.50-16.50 on Oct 1, 2021; USDA has not resumed quoting the origin since.

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Delaware white potatoes in totes last quoted $13.50-16.50 per cwt on Oct 1, 2021; USDA has not published a shipping point price since.

About Delaware potato prices

Delaware's quotes on this site cover the Delmarva Peninsula, the round-potato ground shared with Maryland and Virginia's Eastern Shore. It is a red, white and yellow fresh-crop district with red carrying a slight edge on this site, and it has never quoted a russet.

Packing runs mostly to 2,000 lb bulk totes with 50 lb sacks behind them, a repack-and-foodservice profile similar to Virginia's just to its south. Delaware sits in the Eastern Seaboard's round-potato rotation between Virginia and New York, picking up as the mid-Atlantic season moves north. USDA's published shipping point coverage of Delaware has gone quiet in recent years; where the page above shows a stale-quote badge, that is a genuine gap in USDA's reporting for this district, not a site error, and it is the longest-quiet of the origins this site still carries a page for. See red for how Delaware has compared historically with the rest of the Eastern Seaboard.