U.S. potato acreage continues to trend downward as growers scale back planting for the second year in a row. This reduction is particularly evident in the Pacific Northwest, where processors are adjusting contract volumes to align more closely with demand. After a large harvest two years ago led to high storage volumes and a softened spot market, growers have responded by pulling back on production to stabilize pricing and improve margins.
Processors are relying more on contracted supply and carryover inventories, showing little interest in the open market. As a result, fresh planting has decreased across key frozen potato-producing states. Despite the production pullback, demand for frozen potato products—including French fries, wedges, and dices—remains strong across both retail and foodservice channels.
Steady demand means opportunity: If your business is sourcing frozen French fries or other potato cuts, Noon International is here to help you meet it with dependable, high-quality supply.
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Source: July 2025 Potato Market Report via World Potato Markets
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