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ProduceIQ: Markets climb higher, battling harvest transitions in East & West

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Inflation is not just impacting consumers. As FOB shipping point prices have been at a record high for six straight weeks.

ProduceIQ: Spring prices stabilize at elevated levels

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Produce markets held steady over the previous week in a surprising hiatus from springtime volatility. Price increases in berries, tomatoes, and corn offset declines in lettuce, celery, and asparagus prices. Still, it wouldn't be a week in fresh produce without a touch of drama.

Broccoli market heating up

- General News
After weeks of low prices, broccoli demand is growing as the crop transitions, causing prices to rise.

GRAPHIC: Broccoli prices rise before weather problems

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Broccoli volume was up from Mexico and California in the fourth quarter of 2021, but that didn't cause prices to fall.

Broccoli, cauliflower prices rising due to desert cold

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Persistent cold weather in the Arizona and California desert growing regions is slowing broccoli and cauliflower growth, limiting supplies and causing prices to spike.

ProduceIQ: Prices rise for New Year celebrations

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Produce markets ended 2021 with a bang. Despite facing headwinds in the form of spiking Covid-19 cases and extremely high freight rates, overall prices followed an increasing trend for the last two weeks of 2021.

Balmy desert weather boosts vegetable yields

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Growers in the Arizona-California desert growing region are experiencing ideal weather conditions with highs in the 80s this week, which is increasing growth and volumes.

ProduceIQ: Leverage shifts to buyers post-Thanksgiving

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After an expensive fall season, fresh produce prices are pausing, and a few are taking a dive. The Dry Veg category is leading the plunge with a -16 percent decline over the previous week.

ProduceIQ: Rain in Mexico stresses markets as harvests transition south

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Veggies seeking sunshine on their vacation southward are sorely disappointed. Rain in Mexico is a challenge to quality and a smooth transition.

ProduceIQ: Fall produce markets require more than courage

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Between severe drought in the West and a rainy summer in the East, tomato supply can’t catch a break.