Prices are steady; supplies are average as growing regions are in transition.

California

• The Salinas and Santa Maria seasons are winding down quickly; rains across California will hamper harvests
• The Arizona/California desert regions are harvesting, but supplies are not yet plentiful, due to cooler weather slowing maturity
• Quality out of Salinas and Santa Maria remains poor to fair; insect damage, small size, and discoloration are prevalent
• Supplies are sufficient to cover current demand

East Coast/Southeast

• Regional deals on the East Coast have mostly ended, apart from Southeastern growers
• Recent freezing temperatures across the Southeast have reduced harvestable yields
• Winter production is beginning in Florida and will increase through December

Texas/Mexico

• The South Texas domestic cabbage season has started out of the San Antonio-Winter Garden region
• Overall quality is good; size and density is better than California’s crop
• Imported supplies from Central Mexico continue to cross into South Texas with lower pricing
• Expect steady supplies in South Texas through the early part of December

Please contact your Markon Account Manager for more information.

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