The green bean market is active. Supplies are extremely limited on both coasts due to weather disruptions, early season finishes, and regional harvesting transitions. Ready-Set-Serve (RSS) Trimmed Green Beans are available.
- East Coast supplies remain extremely limited as Northern and Midwestern districts end production and Southeastern acreage ramps up
- The Michigan season is nearly finished
- Production ended earlier than expected in Canada and New York
- Current volume is concentrated in Virginia and the Eastern Shore of North Carolina
- Rain and storms have slowed harvests in North Florida; Georgia supplies should increase availability over the next week, but recovery may be uneven
- West Coast supplies are snug after recent inclement weather
- California production is down to a few growers
- Heat has reduced yields
- Quality is fair; rust has been reported
- Baja production was further disrupted by Tropical Storm Rachel
- Growers have reported crop losses in coastal fields
- Official weather agencies continue to flag unsettled conditions across parts of Baja and Western Mexico, limiting near-term relief
- Transitions to Jalisco and Los Mochis are upcoming, but immediate improvement will be limited
- Guatemala remains a supplemental source; however, current volume is not sufficient to offset domestic and Mexican shortfalls
- Expect elevated prices and limited availability for at least the next two to four weeks
Please contact your Markon Account Manager for more information.
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