In-Shell Almond Price

Monthly reported customs unit values, not live or executable quotes.

Latest reported price

$5,681 USD/t

As of Jul 2026

HighPrevious 12 months

The latest value is above the typical range of $4,975–$5,487 USD/t.

In-Shell Almond Price History

In-Shell Almond Prices by Country

In-shell almond export unit values are shown in USD/t. Compare the reporting dates as well as the values; product mix and delivery terms can differ between countries.

CountryLatest · USD/tYoY
Australia$5,117
Jul 1, 2026
+5.7%
United States$5,883
Jul 1, 2026
+15%
Germany$5,415
Jun 1, 2026
-35%
United Kingdom$9,444
Jun 1, 2026
Not reported
Georgia$1,831
Jun 1, 2026
Not reported
Guatemala$5,049
Jun 1, 2026
+11%
India$6,432
Jun 1, 2026
+92%
Netherlands$4,575
Jun 1, 2026
-57%
Portugal$2,554
Jun 1, 2026
-48%
Sweden$14,297
Jun 1, 2026
+67%
Uzbekistan$1,532
Jun 1, 2026
+0.2%
Azerbaijan$2,350
May 1, 2026
Not reported
Belgium$6,816
May 1, 2026
-29%
Spain$4,688
May 1, 2026
-25%
Fiji$1,124
May 1, 2026
Not reported
Greece$8,436
May 1, 2026
+3.6%
Italy$4,931
May 1, 2026
-66%
Romania$2,769
May 1, 2026
-14%
Thailand$3,449
May 1, 2026
-34%
Angola$1,715
Apr 1, 2026
Not reported
Switzerland$7,994
Apr 1, 2026
+612%
Indonesia$4,882
Apr 1, 2026
Not reported
South Africa$2,921
Apr 1, 2026
-56%
Denmark$2,915
Mar 1, 2026
Not reported
China, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region$6,387
Mar 1, 2026
+72%
Côte d’Ivoire$4,595
Feb 1, 2026
Not reported
New Zealand$2,465
Feb 1, 2026
Not reported
Poland$10,194
Feb 1, 2026
Not reported
Malaysia$4,722
Jan 1, 2026
Not reported
France$7,021
Dec 1, 2025
+22%
Trinidad and Tobago$1,353
Dec 1, 2025
Not reported
Türkiye$4,854
Dec 1, 2025
+28%
Brazil$14,898
Nov 1, 2025
Not reported
Kazakhstan$373
Nov 1, 2025
Not reported
Moldova$4,595
Nov 1, 2025
Not reported
Norway$13,402
Nov 1, 2025
Not reported
Saudi Arabia$1,202
Nov 1, 2025
+58%
Singapore$8,480
Nov 1, 2025
Not reported
Bulgaria$5,929
Aug 1, 2025
Not reported
Canada$2,284
Aug 1, 2025
Not reported
Slovakia$7,836
Aug 1, 2025
Not reported
Kyrgyzstan$1,300
Jun 1, 2025
Not reported
Morocco$2,960
May 1, 2025
Not reported
North Macedonia$9,246
May 1, 2025
Not reported
Slovenia$7,278
May 1, 2025
Not reported
Chile$7,516
Apr 1, 2025
Not reported
Serbia$7,060
Feb 1, 2025
Not reported
China$6,224
Dec 1, 2024
Not reported
State of Palestine$4,700
Dec 1, 2024
Not reported
Croatia$1,006
Oct 1, 2024
Not reported
Yemen$1,118
Sep 1, 2024
Not reported
Lithuania$4,147
Aug 1, 2024
Not reported

What shapes in-shell almond prices?

Use these documented market characteristics when comparing periods, countries and supplier quotes.

Seasonality

Seasonal pattern: Yes

Almonds in‑shell are harvested from mid‑August to October, after the hull splits and the nuts dry naturally on the tree. The bulk of the crop is stored in cool, dry facilities for up to two years, smoothing availability throughout the year but with peak shipments in the fall months.

Demand driver

Health‑focused consumer demand

Growing preference for nutrient‑dense snacks drives demand for in‑shell almonds.

Demand driver

Shelf‑life stability

Long storage potential under cool, dry conditions supports steady supply.

Demand driver

Seasonal harvest window

Harvest concentrated between August and October creates a seasonal supply pattern.

In-Shell Almond Price Questions

What temperature and humidity conditions are recommended for storing in‑shell almonds?
Store in‑shell almonds under cool conditions below 10 °C (50 °F) and keep relative humidity under 65 %. This environment preserves quality and extends shelf life up to two years.
What is the maximum allowable moisture content for in‑shell almonds?
Moisture should be maintained at 6 % or less to prevent spoilage and maintain long‑term storage stability.
Which grading standards apply to in‑shell almonds?
U.S. Fancy grade specifies limits for whole kernels, foreign material (0.05 %), doubles (3 %), chipping/scratching (5 %), and other defects, ensuring a clean, well‑dried product.
How are in‑shell almonds harvested?
Almond trees are shaken mechanically between mid‑August and October, causing the hull‑enclosed nuts to fall to the ground where they are collected for cleaning and grading.