Quality: Rain and freezing temperatures occurred over the weekend. Growers were prepared to freeze protect plants and are evaluating the effects. Early harvests show no apparent damage from the freeze or from the water used to protect the crop.
Volume: Production has slowed slightly due to cooler weather.
Pack Counts: Conventional: 24-26; Organic: 24-28 depending on ranch
Quality: Quality is good with occasional soft fruit.
Volume: Production is expected to be steady through December.
Pack Counts: Conventional: 22-28
Harvest Status: Plants are healthy with heavy blooms and some green fruit. Rain is expected throughout the week.
Quality: Organic quality is good with some pin rot and water damage from wet, cool weather.
Volume: Production is decreasing for the season due to continued rain and cool temperatures.
Pack Counts: Organic Fall Crop: 20-28, depending on ranch
Quality: Quality on arrival and at origin is excellent.
Volume: Volume is anticipated to increase significantly through the end of year.
Quality: Quality is excellent with great bloom and flavor. The only defects are occasional ripped calyx and shrivel.
Volume: Production is starting to decrease from peak volumes.
Quality: Organic quality is excellent.
Volume: Volumes are increasing.
Quality: Quality is good at origin.
Volume: The last organic container is estimated to arrive in mid-January. Political unrest has caused slowing at the ports.
Quality: Quality is good with some soft and broken fruit due to fluctuating temperatures.
Volume: Production is decreasing through the end of year, with an increase forecasted for late January to early February.
Quality: Quality is good with some overripe fruit.
Volume: Production is decreasing through the end of year, with an increase forecasted for late January to early February.
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