Brussels sprouts
down · ~$30.88–$36.69/carton · as of 2026-06-16 Hold
Brussels sprouts trades on a wholesale reference price that moves week to week; right now it's reading down across public sources (as of 2026-06-16). To see the live number, the typical range, and where your own price sits, open the reading below — then check your last invoice against it.
Why it matters
Brussels sprouts trades per carton as a wholesale reference. That is the market's figure, not the delivered price at your door — your invoice adds freight, the vendor's margin, and your volume. Always compare in the same unit.
The price moves with forces upstream of your kitchen — chiefly diesel. That is an association, not a direct cause, but when those climb, brussels sprouts tends to follow. So a higher invoice is not always the vendor's doing: sometimes the whole market moved.
For category context: fresh fruits & vegetables as a whole moved +93% over the window (BLS PPI, fresh fruits & vegetables). That's the broad produce market's direction — not brussels sprouts's own read, which is above.
How to use this reading
- Open the reading above and note the typical range and the date.
- Pull your last brussels sprouts invoice, in the same unit.
- Below the range is a good deal; inside is normal; well above is a vendor conversation.
- Watch the direction over a few weeks before re-pricing a dish — one week is noise.
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Frequently asked
What does brussels sprouts cost wholesale right now?
It moves week to week. The market read above shows the current typical range and the date behind it; read it against your own invoice.
Why did my brussels sprouts price jump?
It can be the whole market or a single vendor. The range tells you which: if your price lands inside the range, the market moved; well above the range is a vendor conversation. It tends to move with diesel — association, not direct cause.
What unit is brussels sprouts priced in?
It trades per carton as a wholesale reference — not the delivered price you pay, so compare against your invoice in the same unit.
Am I overpaying for brussels sprouts?
Place your own price on the typical range above. Below the range is a good deal; inside is normal; above the range is worth a vendor conversation.
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