Domestic production has slowed slightly; harvesting is wrapping up in several growing regions. Markon First Crop (MFC) Chile Peppers are available.
Mexico
- Mexican supplies are increasing
- Jalapeno and tomatillo stocks are abundant
- Quality has improved in recent weeks, but discoloration and misshapen peppers are being reported occasionally
- Next week’s expected storms may negatively impact quality and yields
- Red Fresno chiles remain limited, but yields are expected to increase in two to three weeks
- Most markets are steady, but prices for Poblanos, Anaheims, and Habaneros remain elevated
United States
- The Texas season will end over the next two weeks
- East Coast production, concentrated in Georgia, is fully underway; standard and specialty chiles are shipping
- Jalapeno volume is meeting demand in California’s desert region, but the season is past its peak
- California’s San Joaquin Valley season will begin in mid-June, while Central Coast production will begin in July
- Expect markets to inch up until more West Coast seasons start in two to three weeks
Please contact your Markon Account Manager for more information.
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