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VIDEO: California strawberries face “massive cleanup” after historic flooding

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"Times are tough, but the town of Pajaro, the surrounding communities and the strawberry farming families are more resilient than ever and we will work together to recover,” said Rick Tomlinson, California Strawberry Commission President.

ProduceIQ: Prices ease despite weather trouble

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Western iceberg and romaine markets suffer from the cold, but lettuce prices remain unaffected. However, growers are reporting cold-related injuries such as blisters, peeling, and pink ribbing. 

Fresh produce stars in Mexico’s record 2022 ag exports

- International
In 2022, Mexican agricultural exports registered a new record with a value of $50.1 billion compared to the $44.7 billion in 2021, reflecting an increase of 12.2 percent, according to the Mexican Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (SADER).

Trading Assistance: Assessing responsibility for defective strawberries

- Trading Assistance
Given the perishability of the strawberries and the number of truckloads shipped, it’s no surprise that Blue Book Services receives a number of claims involving strawberries each year. But in 2022, we seemed to have an unusually high number.

Rain disrupts California strawberries

- General News
Markon Cooperative released this crop update February 27, 2023.

Oishii introduces new strawberry, the Koyo Berry

- General News
Today, vertical farming leader Oishii launched The Koyo Berry, the newest varietal grown by the beloved strawberry brand.

ProduceIQ: Late winter prices soften as anticipated

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Cold, ice, and snow will spread steadily from the West Coast to the East Coast throughout the week. Growing regions in the Southeast will be protected from the cold snap, but some growing areas in the Southwest may experience ice and unseasonably cold temperatures.

Domestic strawberry supplies on the rise

- General News
Supplies are becoming more plentiful out of the California and Florida growing regions, as both day and nighttime temperatures are rising. Mexican stocks (into South Texas) are tightening, as the region experiences heat-related quality issues.

ProduceIQ: Average prices follow seasonal trend

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Happy Monday, if you’re feeling worn out after yesterday’s big game festivities, count your blessings. At least you’re not an Eagles fan. Industry-wide prices continue to decline as Mexican supply peaks during this time of year.

ProduceIQ: Florida cold snap reduces supply

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Barring major freeze events, overall produce markets will fall from now through early March as Mexican production reaches maximum throughput.