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Peppers, Cherry Hot Wholesale Prices

Not in this week's USDA report. Peppers, Cherry Hot isn't currently being reported by USDA Market News — usually a seasonal gap rather than a data problem. The figures below are from the last report that included it, September 25, 2026. See what's reporting now →

USDA Market News · Last reported: September 25, 2026

Average
$15.00
Range
$15.00–$0.00
Reported Lines
1
Trend
→ steady vs. prior report
10-Week Trend
−25.0%

When peppers, cherry hot was last reported on September 25, 2026, it traded between $15.00 and $0.00, averaging $15.00 per package across 1 listings. Leading origins were New Jersey.

FSMA 204Peppers, Cherry Hot is on the FDA Food Traceability List under Peppers (fresh). Fresh peppers of every type are listed — bell, chili, and specialty. The 2008 Salmonella outbreak initially blamed on tomatoes was traced to serrano peppers, which is part of why both sit on the list. Every buyer, distributor, and receiver in the chain must record the traceability lot code and its source at receipt — compliance is required by July 20, 2028. What buyers need to record →

Terminal Market (Wholesale)

VarietyPackageOriginLowHigh
— 1/2 bushel cartons New Jersey $15.00 —

Related Commodities

Peppers, Bell Type
avg $20.52 · $12.00–$26.50
Peppers, Jalapeno
avg $28.09 · $18.00–$38.00
Peppers, Serrano
avg $30.89 · $18.00–$44.00
Peppers, Habanero
avg $30.14 · $16.00–$50.00
Peppers, Poblano
avg $24.59 · $20.00–$32.00
Peppers, Fresno
avg $34.13 · $17.00–$50.00

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