Tag: analysis

With the rise of Ecuador as a supplier and better conditions in Latin America, 2024-25 looks more promising. In this graphic by Agtools, see the story of bananas over the past few seasons in charts and graphics.

The holiday weekend has ended, but the annual produce industry Thanksgiving hangover looks a little different than usual. Rain in the West and impacts from Milton and Helene are creating gaps in supply, impacting produce prices.

A large swath of commodities are in the line of fire on the West Coast. The supply of lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower, strawberries, oranges, and blackberries all have the potential to be negatively impacted by inclement weather this week.

The Farm Bill is often thought of as a policy that solely impacts farmers, but its implications go much further, directly affecting the lives of non-farming consumers and farmworkers.

The Thanksgiving pull has arrived, and produce markets have more than a few things to be grateful for.

A series of unfortunate circumstances has lettuce buyers clinging tighter to the beginning of Yuma’s season than President-Elect Donald Trump to the American flag on election night.

As the nation gears up for Election Week, more than just ballots are being cast; markets are also reacting to incessantly shifting prediction polls in this highly contested presidential race.

A series of significant changes across various regions will set the global blueberry industry up for continued success.

In this graphic by Agtools, see the story of asparagus over the past few seasons in charts and graphics.

Halloween isn’t the only October tradition commencing this week. The transition out of the Salinas Valley, CA, is underway, and produce markets can’t mask their festive fall transition spirits.