Tag: crop update
More quality problems in Salinas as rain follows heat
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Markon Cooperative issued a new crop report on lettuce, leaf and row crop quality issues. The expected weekend rain came, with more forecast early this week, which will further stress product in the field and decrease shelf-life.
Heat continues to stress lettuce supplies
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The September heat wave in California is causing quality problems for most lettuce varieties.
Potato sourcing remains a challenge
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Northwest potato supplies are struggling to meet demand as harvest is in its early stages.
Weather problems cause broccoli prices to rise
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Broccoli prices are on the rise as the California season winds down and heat in Central Mexico is causing quality problems.
Growers raise prices, tighten shipments to avoid a potato supply gap
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The danger of a potato supply gap is here, along with high prices.
Grapes transitioning from Mexico to California
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The Mexican grape season is expected to wrap up by the end of next week, as the California season plans to start about July 6.
Supply gap to push up blueberry market
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The combination of California’s blueberry season ending early and the Pacific Northwest’s starting late should lead to higher prices for the next week or two.
California Giant Berry Farms forecasts strong summer of blueberries
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It’s a bountiful summer of blueberries for California Giant Berry Farms, as the company forecasts giant volumes of blues ahead. The grower’s high yields and exceptional quality continue as consumer demand for blueberries remains firmly in place.
California strawberry supplies hit peak season
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Strawberries from California are at peak season volume levels with promotable prices.
Tight potato supplies may lead to August gap
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Idaho potato shippers are running through their supplies from storage, and already the Norkotah crop has been exhausted, leaving Burbank variety until new crop arrives.