Quality: Fruit quality remains strong, with minor defects like green or crooked tips and bronzing. These issues are not widespread and are expected to resolve with stable weather and consistent harvests.
Volume: Production volumes are increasing steadily for both conventional and organic fall crop blocks.
Pack Counts: Conventional 13-16; Organic spring crop 28-30; Organic fall crop 13-16
Quality: Overall fruit quality is strong as the season begins to wane.
Volume: A gradual decline is anticipated over the next two to three weeks.
Pack Counts: Conventional: 16-18, 20-24; Organic: 22-25;
Quality: Quality is good.
Volume: Strong production is anticipated to last throughout the month of August.
Quality: Overall, fruit quality is fair with occurrences of overripe and soft fruit due to humid weather and rains.
Volume: Production is steadily increasing.
Quality: Quality is fair.
Volume: Volume is expected to increase significantly in the coming weeks.
Quality: Blackberry quality is improving with some soft, leaky berries due to lingering humidity.
Volume: A significant increase in production is projected for early September.
Quality: Quality is good.
Volume: Production is in a transitional phase and is projected to increase in the coming weeks.
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