Quality:
Volume: Volumes are decreasing week-by-week.
Pack Counts:
Quality:
Volume: Volumes are increasing week-over-week. While a significant increase is anticipated in the coming weeks, volumes are still limited as demand exceeds supply.
Pack Counts:
Quality: Organic and conventional quality is good as the season begins a gradual decline.
Volumes: Volumes are steady this week, but are anticipated to quickly decrease in the following weeks as fruit remaining in the fields will be limited. The PNW is anticipated to continue with limited production in weeks 36-39: WA nearing completion, Oregon field harvest ended by rain, and BC is on late-season varieties.
Quality: Organic and conventional quality is excellent.
Volumes: Conventional volumes have arrived. Volumes are limited in September, however overall supply is increasing. Organic volumes have arrived. Volumes are limited in September, however overall supply is increasing.
Quality: Conventional and organic quality is good with nice color, firmness, and flavor.
Volume: September availability will be limited for Mexico product. Volume will begin increasing more significantly in October. Mexico cane berries will be transitioning to export to Texas around week 38.
Quality: Fruit shows excellent firmness, flavor, and appearance.
Volume: Raspberry production is steady, however availability is limited.
Quality: Quality is good.
Volume: September availability will be limited for Mexico product. Volume will begin increasing more significantly in October. Mexico cane berries will be transitioning to export to Texas around week 38.
Quality:
Volume:
Conventional: Volumes have increased and will continue to do so through end of September. Availability remains limited.
Organic: Volumes have increased and will continue to do so through end of September. Availability remains limited.
October 14-16
Orlando, FL
December 1-3
New York City, NY
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