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Quality: Organic and conventional quality is good, with occasional bruised and deformed fruit. Size and quality are improving. No rain to report form Hurricane Hillary—we do not expect any quality changes with our fruit.
Volume: Supply is slightly increasing.
Pack Counts: Organic spring crop: 26-30; Conventional fall crop: 12-14-16; Organic fall crop 12-14-16.
Quality: Quality is good.
Volume: Production has leveled off slightly post-peak, however supply will be strong through September. No rain to report form Hurricane Hillary—we do not expect any quality changes with our fruit.
Pack Counts: Conventional: 20-25; Organic: 28-32 depending on ranch.
Quality: Quality of organic and conventional fruit is great. Wet weather has delayed fall crop ripening.
Volume: Volume is light, yet steady.
Quality: Quality of organic and conventional fruit is good.
Volume: Volume is decreasing.
Quality: Quality is good.
Volume: Volumes are steady as the organic season begins to wrap up.
Quality: Quality of conventional fruit is good.
Volume: Volumes are expected to be steady through the next few weeks.
Quality: Quality is good with some overripe and broken fruit due to weather.
Volume: Volumes are increasing.
Quality: Quality is good.
Volume: Volumes are peaking.
Quality: Quality is good.
Volume: Volumes are increasing.
Quality: Quality is good.
Volume: Volume is strong and increasing week over week.
March 6 – 8th
Orlando, FL
March 24 – 28th
Alexandria, VA
April 8 – 10th
Montreal, Canada
April 30 – May 1st
Dallas, TX
June 9 – 11th
Washington, DC
July 9 – 11th
Monterey, CA
July 31 – August 1st
Monterey, CA
September 10 – 13th
Charlotte, NC
October 8 – 10th
Seattle, WA
October 16 – 18th
Anaheim, CA
“I wanted to thank you for the care and quality you put into your blackberries. They are the only brand I will buy because of the consistency of care you put into every package. The blackberries are by far the best I have ever eaten and I thank you for your efforts in quality control.”
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