CALIFORNIA & ARIZONA - Our latest category deep dive ventures in the world of cauliflower, revealing a stable market. Growing regions across California, Arizona, and Mexico are satisfying the category’s steady demand with reliable supply and good quality.
In Santa Maria, California, cauliflower is seeing a steady market with moderate demand. The National FOB Review from January 21, 2026 shows a wide range in price, quality, and condition, reporting a price range of 24.00-28.55.
The state’s South and Central districts have also seen moderate demand, with a lighter supply than the Santa Maria region. USDA’s latest report revealed a steady market, with the following pricing insights: ORGANIC White cartons film wrapped 9s 20.00-41.00 mostly 26.00-27.00 12s 20.00-43.00 mostly 32.00-37.00.
Cauliflower is experiencing a slightly higher market with good demand in Western Arizona growing regions, with a wide range in price. The National FOB Review reported the following: White cartons film wrapped 9s 23.50-32.45 mostly 25.45-28.50 12s 24.50-32.75 mostly 26.45-29.75 16s 22.45-31.75 mostly 24.45-27.75 few 20.45-21.45.
Steady supplies of cauliflower are also coming out of Mexico with consistent pricing.
According to PRO*ACT’s latest The Source report, the cauliflower market is expected to rise slightly as harvests slow due to the heavy rains experienced in November and December.
ANUK will continue to keep tabs on the cauliflower market and beyond, so stick around for more updates.
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