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Key Points Specific black currant price data from 2020 to 2025 in the U.S. is not publicly available, likely due to their niche market status. Prices may range from $2 to $4 per pound, similar to other specialty berries, based on general fruit price trends. Production is limited, mainly in states like New York, following historical bans lifted in recent decades. Price Overview Black currant prices in the U.S. from 2020 to 2025 are not tracked in detail by standard agricultural reports, suggesting they vary by region and are not widely traded at major markets. Research suggests prices might align with other berries, potentially falling between $2 and $4 per pound, though exact figures are hard to confirm without specific data. Historical Context and Production Black currants were introduced to North America by English settlers in 1629, with significant cultivation in New York by the late 19th century. However, in 1911, the federal government banned their cultivation, sale, and transport...

Key Points Research suggests raspberry prices in the US varied from 2020 to 2025, with exact averages for 2023-2025 less certain. It seems likely that prices increased in 2024 due to supply constraints, with March 2024 at about $5.82 per pound. The evidence leans toward prices declining in 2023, with March 2023 below $2.91 per pound, but annual averages are unclear. For 2025, as of March 16, prices are expected to face pressure with a marginal short-term decline as supply rises. Historical Prices (2020-2022) Based on available data, the average prices for raspberries in the US were: 2020: $1.92 per pound 2021 : $2.99 per pound 2022: $2.75 per pound These figures reflect the marketing year averages from reliable agricultural sources. 2023 Prices For 2023, specific annual average prices are not readily available, but trends indicate prices were generally declining. In March 2023, prices were less than $2.91 per pound, suggesting a lower average compared to 2022, likely due to excess su...