Quality: Overall fruit quality is strong as the season begins to wane.
Volume: A gradual decline is anticipated over the next two to three weeks.
Pack Counts: Conventional: 16-18, 22-24; Organic: 22-28;
Region Update: Harvesting and packing are underway, and the fruit is expected to begin arriving in Weeks 39–40. According to growers, the fruit is coming in earlier and heavier than expected, with strong yields across multiple growing regions.
Volumes are rapidly increasing.
Quality: Overall, fruit quality is improving with occurrences of overripe and soft fruit due to humid weather and rains.
Volume: Production is steadily increasing.
Quality: Blackberry quality is improving with some soft, leaky berries due to lingering humidity.
Volume: A significant increase in production is projected for early this month.
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