Calidad: Conventional and organic fall crop quality is good, with some occurrences of bronzing and misshapen fruit. Organic spring crop quality is good with defects being small-sized fruit, bruising and soft skin.
Volumen: Organic spring crop volumes will be steady for the next few weeks. Initial harvests of fall crop have begun, with production becoming steady as we enter late August to early September.
Cantidad de paquetes: Organic spring crop, 28-34. Organic fall crop, 16-20. Conventional fall crop 14-16.
Calidad: Quality is good with some occurrences of dark, small fruit.
Volumen: Production is steady and anticipated to incrementally increase in the coming weeks.
Cantidad de paquetes: Conventional 18-24; Organic 24-30 depending on ranch.
Calidad: La calidad es justa.
Volumen: Production is decreasing and anticipated to be low until the season ramps up in October.
Calidad: Overall quality is good.
Volumen: Production has returned to normal after a week of heavy rains. Organic production is beginning to enter a peak and will have good production through September.
Calidad: Quality is fair. Rain is causing high humidity and increasing mold occurrence. Growers are doing their best to keep packs clean.
Volumen: Volumes for raspberries has passed their peak and will steadily decline throughout August.
Calidad: La calidad es buena.
Volumen: Los volúmenes están disminuyendo.
Calidad: Quality is good. High humidity is causing some soft fruit and pest pressure.
Volumen: Los volúmenes son constantes.
Calidad: Quality is good, with nice color and size and excellent flavor. Minor occurrences of attached calyx.
Volumen: Volumes are increasing week over week. We are anticipating a peak in production around late August until late September
July 14-16
Monterrey, CA
Booth #501
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Monterrey, CA
Booth #102
September 9-12
Nashville, TN
October 14-16
Orlando, Florida
December 1-3
New York City, NY
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