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ProduceIQ: Canadian wildfires haunt the U.S. East Coast

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Images of a blurred, scarlet New York City skyline dominated headlines last week. Due to strong Southbound winds, smoke from Canadian wildfires in Quebec billowed down the Eastern seaboard of the United States.

Duda Farm Fresh Foods launches ‘Sizzling Sweet Summer’ sweepstakes

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Duda Farm Fresh Foods, a leading grower of fresh vegetables and citrus, launches the “Sizzling Sweet Summer Sweepstakes.”

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.

What the ‘Tariq the Corn Kid’s’ deal with Green Giant should tell you about social media  

- Produce with Pamela
Tariq the “Corn Kid” got a deal with Green Giant, and I’m not surprised.

ProduceIQ: Markets are fully priced and poised to go higher

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'It ain't over till it's over.' We are in the final stretch of the Atlantic Hurricane Season, but surprisingly, there is still activity threatening Florida.

ProduceIQ: Industry prices soften, still 18% higher than next highest

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Sweet corn is the next commodity trying to break the index. A gap in production in the West and minimal Eastern supply is shooting prices over the moon.

ProduceIQ: Prices decline yet remain at historic highs

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Heat has brought a wide variety of northern states into early harvest. However, despite a few price declines this week, overall produce markets remain at record highs.

Amaize promotes its sweet corn as ‘best corn you’ll ever eat’

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Amaize sweet corn is a unique breed of white corn with a distinct pop, crunch, and ‘real corn’ flavor.

Summer Stock: Sweet corn and berries

- Produce Blueprints
For Mark Hayes, president of Harvard, IL-based grower-shipper Twin Garden Sales, Inc., summer produce means sweet corn.

ProduceIQ: Extreme heat continues; Cherries ‘break’ the index

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Cherries in the Northwest are mourning the loss of their fallen brethren. Due to a late snow in April, which devastated the bloom in some regions, cherries have insufficient volume for the spot market.