UPDATE: STRAWBERRIES January 9, 2023 Demand exceeds supply in all California growing regions due to rain. Expect supplies to tighten in Florida and South Texas...
UPDATE: READY-SET-SERVE (RSS) BROCCOLI January 9, 2023 Supplies continue to significantly increase in the AZ/CA desert region. Light-to-moderate demand through the holiday season allowed crops to remain...
UPDATE: ICEBERG LETTUCE January 6, 2023 Weights have significantly increased following minor rain events and warm weather. Quality is very good; epidermal blistering and peeling is...
UPDATE: MEXICAN STRAWBERRIES DELAYED INTO CALIFORNIA January 6, 2023 Strawberry shipment delays have now gone beyond weather issues, and are now being caused by drug cartel violence in Sinaloa,...
UPDATE: HARVESTING DISRUPTIONS IN SINALOA, MEXICO January 6, 2023 As of Friday morning, the unrest in Culiacan has eased. The Mexican government has deployed an additional 1000 personnel to...
UPDATE: CELERY January 6, 2023 Celery markets are declining as supplies increase in multiple growing regions. Markon First Crop Celery is available in Oxnard and...
UPDATE: STRAWBERRIES January 6, 2023 Supplies are tightening across the U.S. as California growing regions continue to receive heavy rainfall. All Member DCs are advised...
UPDATE SUMMARY: WEEK OF JANUARY 2, 2023 January 5, 2023 Artichokes A cold start to winter growing regions continues to slow maturation and cause a burned appearance on leaf tips...
UPDATE: HARVEST DISRUPTIONS IN SINALOA, MEXICO January 5, 2023 On Thursday, January 5, the Mexican government advised citizens in the state of Sinaloa, Mexico to stay home until further...
UPDATE: CAULIFLOWER January 5, 2023 Industry supplies are increasing as Yuma crops come online. Markets have and will continue to drop quickly through this week...
UPDATE: GREEN LEAF, ICEBERG, AND ROMAINE January 5, 2023 Green Leaf Markon First Crop (MFC) Premium Green Leaf is readily available out of the Arizona/California desert growing region Quality...
UPDATE: BROCCOLI January 4, 2023 Supplies have begun to significantly increase in the AZ/CA desert region. Light-to-moderate demand is keeping crops in the ground longer...
