Lime prices remain elevated; yields are extremely limited. Upcoming Holy Week disruptions are expected to keep supplies tight. Markon First Crop (MFC) and Markon Essentials (ESS) Limes remain available.

Mexico (into South Texas)

• Rainfall remains insufficient to drive meaningful size gain; small fruit dominates crops
• Current sizing remains concentrated in the 230-, 250-, and 275-count range; larger sizes are scarce
• No. 2 volume is low, especially in large sizes
• Occasional oil spotting and skin breakdown have been reported
• No harvesting is expected past Wednesday, with minimal crossings and reduced production during Holy Week
• Markets are expected to remain elevated through this week and next

Colombia

• Weather conditions have returned to normal
• Rainfall impact was less disruptive to volume than initially expected
• Near‑term availability remains relatively steady
• Holy Week is expected to impact arrivals
• Expect high prices to persist through mid-April

Hawaii

• The crop remains intact, but continued wet conditions are limiting production
• Field access remains restricted, keeping harvesting in a holding pattern
• Limited volume may be possible on a day‑to‑day basis as conditions allow
• Weather trends appear more favorable in the long term, supporting improved access once fields dry out
• Prices are higher, following the upward trend with Mexico and Colombia

Please contact your Markon Account Manager for more information.

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