US wholesale turkey prices rise 12% this year as production costs climb

FinanceInternationalFox BusinessNov 11, 2026, 11:58 AMAI summary

Wholesale turkey prices in the United States have risen 12% this year amid higher production costs ahead of Thanksgiving. At DiPaola Turkey Farms in Hamilton, New Jersey, the cost of feed for the birds, based on corn and soybean, rose between 10% and 12%, according to owner Artie DiPaola. The family farm, in operation for 78 years, passed a 30-cent-per-pound increase on to its customers, a decision DiPaola described as difficult given his relationship with them.

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US wholesale turkey prices rose 12% this year, according to information reported by Fox Business.
At DiPaola Turkey Farms, corn and soybean used as feed rose between 10% and 12%, owner Artie DiPaola said.
The family farm in Hamilton, New Jersey, raised prices to its customers by 30 cents per pound.

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US wholesale turkey prices rise 12% this year as production costs climb

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