USDA Raises 2025 Turkey Price Forecast
The US Department of Agriculture's Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook for September has raised the 2025 turkey price forecast to 131.5¢/lb.
- Wholesale values for frozen whole hen turkeys increased by 4.2 cents for 2025.
- Third-quarter and fourth-quarter prices for 2025 are increased to 157 cents and 155 cents per pound, respectively.
- Weekly prices peaked at 160.57 cents per pound for the week ending August 30, before falling to 154.66 cents per pound in the first week of September.
According to the report, wholesale prices for 2026 remain unchanged at 131 cents per pound.
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Author's summary: USDA raises turkey price forecast for 2025.
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