Origins
No recent coverageNew York potato prices
Shipping point FOB prices and shipment volume for New York, USDA reports
Data through Jan 27, 2022 · source last checked Aug 28, 2026 · page revised Aug 28, 2026
Cite
- Long Island (NY) (size a)
- Long Island (NY) (size a)
- USDA mostly / low-high range
About this data
- 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
- New York
- Unit
- $/cwt
- Last observation
- Jan 27, 2022
- Update frequency
- USDA reports on business days
New York has no recent USDA shipping point coverage: the last quote was Jan 27, 2022. This page is a historical record of that origin, not a live tracker, and USDA has not resumed quoting it. Last reported FOB: mostly $13.00, white size a, Tote (≈2000 lb, per cwt), Jan 27, 2022.
New York has no current USDA shipping point coverage. The last reported FOB was mostly $13.00, white size a, tote, on Jan 27, 2022, and USDA has not resumed quoting the origin.
Previous weeks
An earlier week
USDA stopped covering New York shipping point prices on Jan 27, 2022, when white size A tote FOB was mostly $13.00 per cwt. This page holds historical records only.
About New York potato prices
New York's potato quotes on this site come from two areas reported together: Long Island and the western and central part of the state near the Great Lakes. It is a round white and yellow table-stock district, about three-quarters white on this site, and it has never quoted a red or a russet.
Packing runs mostly to 2,000 lb bulk totes, a foodservice and repack format, with baled consumer bags behind it. New York sits at the northern end of the Eastern Seaboard's fresh round-potato rotation, picking up after Delaware finishes further south. USDA's published coverage of this district has been thin in recent years; where the page above shows a stale-quote badge, that reflects a real gap in USDA's shipping point reporting for New York rather than a site error. See white and yellow for the rest of the round-potato trade this origin sits within.
Season. New York potatoes typically ship September through January, based on where USDA movement volumes concentrate over the year. Outside that window fresh shipping point quotes thin out, which is normal crop rotation, not a data gap.