Prices are elevated and supplies are extremely limited industrywide due to poor quality caused by inclement weather.
California – Salinas and Santa Maria Valleys
- Markon First Crop (MFC) Sugar Snap Peas are extremely limited out of California; packer label is being substituted
- Temperature fluctuations, rain, and hail have all contributed to the very poor quality of domestically grown sugar snap peas
- Small size, scarring, discoloration, water damage, and pitting are prevalent, severely reducing yields to extreme lows
- Expect very limited domestic supplies to persist until the Northern California season wraps up in early December
Imports – Northern Mexico, Guatemala, and Peru
- Supplies are tight; demand has shifted to imports as quality and volume have deteriorated domestically
- Some imported stringed varieties are more readily available than stringless
- Quality is marginally better in Peruvian, Mexican, and Guatemalan stocks
- Expect limited availability and higher pricing until imported volume begins to increase in the next four to six weeks
Please contact your Markon Account Manager for more information.
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