In the UK, pumpkin prices during November 2026 generally fall between £1.35 and £2.73 each at the wholesale level, averaging close to £2.11. Independent shops offer them for £1.99 to £3.80 per pumpkin, with the average around £2.83. Recent figures also reveal a wholesale rate of £2.22 per kilogram, while consumers paid roughly £1.20 per kilogram in early November.
Overall, pumpkin prices across the UK remain fairly modest this November, with wholesale values mostly sitting between £1.35 and £2.73 per item and retail prices ranging from £1.99 to £3.80. Market insights point to an average cost of £1.20 per kilogram in early November, reflecting a slight dip in demand after Halloween.
I sell pumpkin
As autumn’s harvest draws to a close, I offer pumpkins cultivated in rich British soil, ideal for cooking or seasonal decoration. Our pumpkins come from environmentally conscious farms committed to sustainability. The cooler November weather creates the perfect opportunity for farmers and retailers nationwide to source fresh pumpkins. Whether you need large shipments for processing or smaller batches for local sales, I provide flexible purchasing options to suit your requirements.
Example listings:
freshly picked pumpkins from UK farms, great for food service and retail,
grown sustainably and free from pesticides,
bulk organic pumpkin supply available for November delivery, perfect for carving or culinary use.
I buy pumpkin
Throughout the UK autumn, I purchase pumpkins directly from farmers offering their fresh harvests. With growing interest in quality pumpkins for seasonal events and food production, I prefer bulk purchases-ideally 20 tonnes or more, providing fair rates and prompt collection. If you have surplus pumpkins after the October harvest, this is a great chance to connect.
For example:
“surplus of freshly harvested pumpkins available-25 tonnes ready for immediate shipment,”
“looking for buyers for 30 tonnes of premium pumpkins harvested in late October.”
I’m eager to support local growers and help minimize food waste this November.
Purchase of pumpkin
With increasing demand for pumpkins used in cooking and decoration, cultivation is on the rise in the UK. In November 2026, processed pumpkins fetch around £3.77 per kilogram wholesale, reflecting their added value. Fresh pumpkins wholesale at roughly £2.22 per kilogram, slightly below prices seen earlier in the year.
Retail costs depend on size and vendor; for example, large pumpkins average around £1.75, while extra-large ones can sell for up to £2.39. Factors like weather conditions, harvest yields, and market interest play significant roles in shaping these price variations, which are central to the UK’s pumpkin farming landscape.
Where can you buy pumpkin?
Across the UK, autumn brings plenty of opportunities to purchase pumpkins. Fresh produce is widely available at farmers’ markets and local farms, offering assurance of quality and seasonal freshness. Additionally, Agro-Market24, an international agricultural marketplace, connects UK buyers with growers from Europe and beyond. This platform proves especially helpful in November 2026, supporting supply management and meeting the heightened demand typical of harvest season.
Where can you sell pumpkin?
UK farmers have various channels to sell pumpkins during November 2026. Local farmers’ markets and agricultural fairs allow sellers to reach customers seeking fresh, seasonal produce directly. For larger volume sales, regional cooperatives and specialist distributors handling autumn crops provide reliable wholesale options.
To expand reach, Agro-Market24 offers a global marketplace where pumpkin producers can connect with buyers across Europe and other regions. Using this platform helps farmers secure competitive prices and broaden their market presence efficiently during this busy time of year.