US PRIVATE INDUSTRY · NAICS 311824

Dry pasta, dough, and flour mixes manufacturing from purchased flourAverage pay, explained.

Compare published payroll wages for covered private jobs in this industry. See its national average and available state figures with employment and establishment context.

2025 annual data2022 NAICSPrivate ownership
Average annual pay
$71,432
Payroll wages per covered job
Average weekly wage
$1,374
Native published weekly average
Average employment
20,471
Covered jobs, including part-time work
Average establishments
528
Reporting locations; not distinct companies

Read the pay definition first.

These are average payroll wages for covered private-sector jobs in the industry, including full-time and part-time work. They are not a median, an occupation-specific salary, an individual offer or a total compensation package. Employer benefits are excluded; the wage definition can include bonuses and certain stock-option payments. The coverage is private establishments in the QCEW program; public-sector employers and many self-employed workers are outside this selection. Different job mixes and hours worked affect comparisons. Broad industry groups and their detailed subindustries overlap; their employment counts must not be added together.

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How pay varies by state.

47 available state / DC records · 2025 · Covered private jobs

Native published averages · Withheld pay remains undisclosed
State / DCAverage annual payAverage weekly wageAverage employmentEstablishments
NevadaNot disclosedWithheld by sourceNot disclosedNot disclosed2
New HampshireNot disclosedWithheld by sourceNot disclosedNot disclosed3
New Jersey$75,642$1,4551,32826
New MexicoNot disclosedWithheld by sourceNot disclosedNot disclosed1
New York$50,702$97550341
North CarolinaNot disclosedWithheld by sourceNot disclosedNot disclosed5
North Dakota$69,971$1,3466227
Ohio$72,178$1,3881,11931
OklahomaNot disclosedWithheld by sourceNot disclosedNot disclosed4
Oregon$56,559$1,08820514
PennsylvaniaNot disclosedWithheld by sourceNot disclosedNot disclosed18
Rhode IslandNot disclosedWithheld by sourceNot disclosedNot disclosed2
South Carolina$72,713$1,3982743
South DakotaNot disclosedWithheld by sourceNot disclosedNot disclosed2
TennesseeNot disclosedWithheld by sourceNot disclosedNot disclosed10
Texas$86,164$1,65766825
Utah$134,878$2,5941247
VermontNot disclosedWithheld by sourceNot disclosedNot disclosed1
VirginiaNot disclosedWithheld by sourceNot disclosedNot disclosed10
Washington$100,693$1,93635011
West VirginiaNot disclosedWithheld by sourceNot disclosedNot disclosed1
Wisconsin$59,298$1,1402726

The coverage behind the number.

US Bureau of Labor Statistics · QCEW

2025 annual data · NAICS 311824 · 2022 classification · Private ownership · All establishment sizes.

Original official data archive
QCEW coverage and wage definitions

What remains unknown?

These averages do not reveal an individual worker’s base salary, experience level, bonus, hours, equity or benefits. Suppressed figures stay undisclosed. Employment counts are covered jobs, not unique people or anonymous Wages.fyi salary submissions.

Source period: 2025 annual average. Evidence acquired 2026-10-18.