Quality: Fruit quality remains strong, with minor defects like soft fruit or green shoulders.
Volume: Organic volumes are declining.
Pack Counts: Organic 20-26.
Quality: Overall fruit quality is strong. There is still some minor bruising, particularly varieties with larger fruit sizes.
Volume: A slight decline in volume is anticipated.
Pack Counts: Conventional: 14-16, 20-24; Organic: 22-26;
Region Update: The blueberry season in Mexico is complete.
Region Update: The blueberry season in the Central Valley is complete.
Quality: Quality is great.
Volume: Strong production is beginning this week and anticipated to last throughout the month of July and into late August.
Quality: Overall, fruit quality is fair with occurrences of overripe and soft fruit due to humid weather and rains.
Volume: Production is declining.
Quality: Quality is good with nice shape and color.
Volume: Volume is expected to increase significantly in the coming weeks.
Quality: Blackberry quality has been significantly impacted by the recent weather. High humidity and dense air within the hoops have led to issues with overripe and soft fruit.
Volume: Volume for blackberries is declining.
Quality: Quality is good.
Volume: Blackberry production is expected to gradually increase over the next three to four weeks, with peak volumes anticipated in mid-August.
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