USDA reefer lane · Week of September 22, 2026
Reefer freight rates from Vidalia, GA to Dallas
Here is the simple read for brokers and carriers, followed by the complete four-week rate history.
Latest report
Not comparable
USDA week-over-week change
Typical rate
$2,950
Midpoint used in the chart
Four-week move
0%
First chart point to latest
Four-week rate trend
Dry onions
Typical rate Reported range
- This week
- Not comparable
- Four weeks
- 0%
- Typical now
- $2,950
The line uses the midpoint of USDA’s “mostly” range when available, otherwise the midpoint of the full range. It is a benchmark, not a quote.
For freight brokers
What to do
The lane is fairly steady. Use the reported range as a check against live quotes.
For carriers
What to do
Rates are fairly steady. Price the actual miles and operating cost, then compare with this benchmark.
Verify the chart
The numbers behind it
Every point below links to the USDA report it came from. The full range is what USDA observed. “Typical” is the midpoint used for the chart.
| Rate date | Typical | Full range | Weekly move | Truck supply |
| Sep 1 | $2,950 | $2,400 to $3,500 | -6% | Adequate |
| Sep 8 | $2,950 | $2,400 to $3,500 | No change | Adequate |
| Sep 15 | $2,950 | $2,400 to $3,500 | No change | Adequate |
| Sep 22 | $2,950 | $2,400 to $3,500 | Not comparable | Adequate |
Read this correctly
- This is a benchmark, not a quote. It covers a common 48 to 53 foot refrigerated trailer on the reported produce lane.
- Rates include broker fees. Extra pickup, drop, and terminal charges generally are not included.
- Blank is not zero. “Not comparable” means USDA did not publish a weekly percentage for that row.
- Confirm the live market. Commodity, timing, stops, and truck requirements can move your actual price.
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