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CommodityOne Weekly Report – May 27, 2025

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Commodity forecasting highlights from CommodityONE

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Poultry

White meat pricing continued to rise. Breasts and tenderloins were up again, while wing prices declined. Turkey pricing also moved higher. Eggs held flat.

Outlook: With harvests tight and demand steady, white meat prices are likely to remain elevated. Menu planning should account for current cost levels.

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Beef

Prices climbed across premium and ground beef cuts. Tenderloins jumped to $14.30/lb, and 81% ground beef hit $3.59/lb.

Outlook: Operators should prepare for continued pricing strength across beef segments, particularly for high-volume items.

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Pork

The pork complex was mixed. Ribs and loins increased, but butts and bellies softened. Trims were variable.

Outlook: Pork pricing remains steady overall, but buyers should monitor market shifts tied to international trade.

Seafood

Pollock declined again but may be nearing its seasonal floor.

Outlook: Expect a reversal in pricing trends heading into late summer. Lock in low prices where feasible.

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Produce

A quiet week across produce categories. Tomatoes, lettuce, and onions are stable; avocados are trending downward.

Outlook: Minimal pricing disruption expected in the near term. Plan for consistency in fresh categories.

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Dairy

Cheese and butter moved slightly higher. Retail demand is strong, while foodservice demand is tapering.

Outlook: Prices will likely stay within a tight range. Operators should track shifts in demand that could impact future cost.

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Grain

Grains rallied behind wheat and macroeconomic pressure. Markets may stay volatile.

Outlook: Watch closely for shifts in grain pricing tied to acreage reports, global weather, and financial trends.

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