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Bountiful Market has been updated with new data from the August 2026 Almond Board of California position report.
Log in to Market on the Bountiful platform for your:
- Monthly Shipments
- Carry-out trends
- Crop Receipts by Variety
- Total Marketable Supply, Shipments vs Commitments
📈 Almond Crop Receipts up up 2025
August's position report marks the first month of the 2026/2027 marketing year.
Crop receipts to date: 401,853,217 lbs, up +55.14% over last year.
⚖️ Carry-Out -> Carry-In
The resulting 2026 Carry-In is 470,655,138 lbs, down -4.76% from the Carry-Out per the July 2026 position report.
- 15.18% Carry-Out as a % of Total Marketable Supply (TMS)
- 17.90% Carry-Out as a % of Total Shipments
*Note: ABC finalized Loss & Exempt for 2025/26; actual L&E of 2.87% versus the 2% forecasted L&E figure, resulting in a negative adjustment of 23,531,399 lbs on Carry-Out.
📊 TMS, Shipments & Commitments
August New Crop and Carry-In from 2025 bring the 2026 beginning Total Marketable Supply to 864,471,291 lbs, up +17.19% over last year.
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26/27 % TMS shipped to date: 21.99%, up +0.60% over last year
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26/27 % Sold to date: 79.53%, down -13.26% over last year
🚢 2026 Shipments
August's total shipments: 190,095,929 lbs, up +20.46% over August last year.
📊 Bountiful's 2026 forecasts
Following the August position report, we publicly share all forecasts released on the Bountiful platform to our Premium, Farm, and Industry subscribers throughout the 2026 crop year.
Subscribe to the Almond Update for our 2026 acreage, yield, and production forecasts.
📈 Crop Receipt Projections
Following the December position report, we run a forward projection on ABC Form 1 crop receipts every month to get an idea of the total size of the crop.
The methodology we use for our crop receipt projections differs from our in-season machine learning forecasts. Our 2026 in-season forecasts are complete and have not been updated since we released a final forecast in August.
Subscribe to Bountiful's Almond Update to access our Crop Receipt Projections.
