Quality: Quality is great for conventional and organic fruit.
Volume: Production has slowed due to cold weather slowing ripening. Volumes are expected to increase as weather patterns return to normal mid-week.
Pack Counts: Conventional: 18-20, 20-22 depending on ranch; Organic: 18-22, 24-28 depending on ranch
Quality: Quality is good with occasional green, overripe or cold-damaged fruit.
Volume: Production is steady due to fluctuating cooler weather patterns.
Pack Counts: Conventional: 24-28 depending on ranch
Weather: The region has been experiencing significant rain and cool weather that has slowed ripening and interrupted harvests. Harvest schedules will be evaluated after the last storm systems come through. Production will increase quickly once dry, warmer weather is present.
Weather: Severe weather event last week. While fields are hooped, flooded furrows, mud and erosion have prevented harvesting. Harvests will continue when rain ceases and furrows are able to dry.
Quality: Quality on arrival and at origin is excellent.
Volume: Volume is increasing with conventional peak projected to start mid-January. There have been some arrival delays due to extreme weather in California.
Quality: Quality is great overall.
Volume: Volume is steady as production transitions from fall crop to spring crop.
Quality: Quality is excellent with great size and bloom.
Volume: Production is steady.
Quality: Quality is good at origin.
Volume: The last organic container is anticipated to arrive this week. Political unrest has caused slowing at the ports.
Quality: Quality is good with occasional broken or overripe fruit.
Volume: Production is increasing each week.
Quality: Quality is good with occasional calyx retention and dried tips.
Volume: Production is steady.
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