Quality:
Volume: Volumes are strong and anticipated to decline around (~25%).
Pack Counts: Conventional, 16-18, 18-20; Organic, 22-26.
Region Update: The region has moved to the processed market. No volumes are currently available. Volumes are anticipated to resume around late July, depending on weather.
Quality: Conventional: Quality is good, with nice bloom and flavor. Minor occurrences of defects due to weather.
Volume: Volumes are declining with the season forecasted to close around week 29.
Quality: Conventional: Quality is excellent with nice bloom and flavor.
Volumes: Volumes are steady but overall regional supply is limited. The season will complete around week 29.
Quality:
Volumes: Volumes are strong. Oregon is in its third full week of production. British Columbia began packing last week.
Quality: Quality is good with excellent color, firmness, and flavor.
Volume: Peak volumes will continue through the next few months.
Quality: Strong early crop condition. Fruit shows excellent firmness, flavor, and appearance.
Volume: Conventional volumes are light but increasing. Increases are anticipated in weeks 30/31. Organic volumes are light and anticipated to remain as such through July.
Quality: Quality is fair-to-good.
Volume: Volumes are light, with overall blackberry production decreasing due to pruning and rain. Volumes are anticipated to rebound around September.
Quality:
Volume: Conventional volumes are light and anticipated to increase around week 30. The organic program is now projected to start around the first week of August.
September 9-12
Nashville, TN
October 14-16
Orlando, FL
December 1-3
New York City, NY
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