Quality: Quality remains strong. Plants have strong flower and green fruit sets, which should maintain medium sizing with good appearance through the rest of peak production. Warmer temperatures have caused some instances of overripe fruit.
Volume: Production has entered the peak of the Spring Crop season.
Pack Counts: 18-26;
Quality: Quality is great.
Volume: Production is looking good for conventional and organic fruit, with our estimates doubling each week as we approach the expected peak of the season in June.
Pack Counts: Conventional: 12-18, 18-24; Organic: 16-20;
Quality: Quality remains good, with good flavor, bloom and appearance, although we are seeing some issues with red berries, soft and leaking fruit, and shriveling from the high heat.
Volume: Conventional volume in Mexico is trending down each week, and we are expecting the conventional blue season to end towards July. Organic production will begin again around August.
Quality: Conventional quality is fair.
Volume: We are close to wrapping up the Florida season.
Quality: Quality is great, with great size, flavor, and bloom.
Volume: Conventional and organic production is peaking.
Region Update: Oregon production is expected to start towards the second half of June (Conventional and organic). Initial fruit set on plants look great with nice, healthy plants. British Columbia and Washington are scheduled to start sometime in July.
Quality: Overall, fruit is looking good with a strong red color, sizes and firmness.
Volume: Volume has been good throughout May, with a peak in volume coming in late June.
Quality: Quality is good with nice shape and color.
Volume: Volumes are light and will be limited until the end of June.
Quality: Quality is good with some issues of red cell regression, attached calyx, and some soft, leaking fruit due to the high heat in this region.
Volume: Volume for blackberries is consistent, but we are in a dip in production from pruning over the last week.
Quality: Quality is good.
Volume: Production is currently limited to a few pallets a couple days of the week, but we should have good load volume starting in June.
Region Update: We will only have conventional production here. The season here will be quick, with volume beginning sometime in mid-June through the end of July. Availability from this region will be limited due to committed business, but open-market availability may be available on a weekly basis.
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Monterey, CA
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Monterey, CA
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Charlotte, NC
October 8 – 10th
Seattle, WA
October 16 – 18th
Anaheim, CA
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