Quality: Conventional fruit quality is holding up well so far this week, although many weather-related challenges persist. Warmer temperatures have led to instances of bruising, soft fruit, albino fruit, and field-level decay. Organic fruit is seeing a similar trend, while also producing smaller fruit.
Volume: Production volumes are increasing steadily.
Pack Counts: Conventional 18-22; Organic spring crop 28-30; Organic fall crop 14-18.
Quality: Overall fruit quality is fair and beginning to size down.
Volume: A gradual decline is anticipated over the next two to three weeks.
Pack Counts: Conventional: 22-24; Organic: 26-28;
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