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UK weekly food and farm prices

Weekly prices along the UK food chain, from the farm gate to the supermarket shelf: the GB Standard Pig Price abattoirs pay for pigs with throughput and carcase measures, the retail prices of beef, lamb and pork cuts, hay and straw prices by region, and the wholesale prices of home-grown fruit and vegetables at the main markets (AHDB, Defra).

Source: Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB); Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)Last updated: Sep 28, 2026, 15:59Curated by Bui Thanh PhucAbout this data ↓

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Standard Pig Price, throughput and carcase measures (AHDB)7
SPP sampled throughput51,12350,56548,94650,05249,37049,77949,34448,76951,62550,12350,13049,67251,10550,35750,22949,66450,21953,04552,536
SPP price, EU specification180.84180.4180.16180.15178.39179.51178.26180.41178.34179.7177.97178.73177.98178.07177.98177.88180.2178.47179.6
SPP price, UK specification177.81177.38177.13177.1175.36176.44175.21177.32175.3176.63174.95175.7174.96175.05174.99174.88177.18175.49176.62
Average carcase weight91.8692.2691.6390.8890.7590.0289.989.7990.1389.6290.5590.9290.9390.7192.0491.8192.2292.6893.15
Average backfat probe11.5111.5311.5411.3611.3211.3311.1711.1811.311.3311.4211.4911.4511.4711.5811.511.4711.7311.62
SPP throughput by weight band9
SPP price by weight band9
Supermarket red meat prices by cut (AHDB)3
Beef7
Lamb7
Pork9
Hay and straw prices by region (AHDB)13
Great Britain6
England and Wales6
South Wales6
South East Scotland3
North East6
East Yorkshire5
North Midlands5
East Midlands4
Central Midlands6
East counties6
South East6
South5
South West3
Wholesale prices of home-grown fruit and vegetables (Defra)4
Fruit21
Vegetables sold by weight40
Vegetables sold by the head7
Lettuce, little gem0.880.830.860.80.810.780.760.780.820.80.89

Latest reading

Beef standard mince stood at 653.37 Pence per kg in Sep 26, 2026. That is unchanged from Sep 19, 2026 and −4.6% from a year earlier. The series on this page is weekly and runs from Sep 7, 2019 to Sep 26, 2026. Source: Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB); Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).

Latest
653.37 Pence per kg
Sep 26, 2026
vs previous period
0.0%
Sep 19, 2026
vs a year earlier
−4.6%

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About this data

Weekly prices along the UK food chain, from the farm gate to the supermarket shelf: the GB Standard Pig Price abattoirs pay for pigs with throughput and carcase measures, the retail prices of beef, lamb and pork cuts, hay and straw prices by region, and the wholesale prices of home-grown fruit and vegetables at the main markets (AHDB, Defra).

Frequently asked questions

What does this weekly UK food and farm price table measure?
It tracks weekly prices across the UK agricultural chain, including the GB Standard Pig Price, supermarket red meat retail cuts, regional hay and straw, and Defra wholesale prices for home-grown fruit and vegetables.
What units are used across these UK food and agricultural series?
Prices are reported in pounds or pence per kilogram, pounds per tonne for hay and straw, pounds per head, or total carcase weight in kilograms depending on the commodity.
Which types of produce and forage are covered?
Coverage includes apples, soft fruit and seasonal vegetables, beef, lamb and pork cuts, as well as big square and pick-up baled wheat, barley and seed hay across British regions.
How far back does this UK food and farm price dataset go?
The dataset compiles continuous weekly and daily agricultural market series collected by AHDB and Defra since 2014.
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