Blueberry supplies are expected to tighten over the next three to four weeks as the Pacific Northwest season winds down, Mexico slowly ramps up, and Peru remains limited. Raspberry and blackberry supplies remain favorable, though markets are expected to firm as California production declines.

Blueberries

• Mexico
  • New crop has started with light production
  • Volume is expected to improve in three to four weeks
  • Markets are expected to strengthen
• Pacific Northwest
  • Oregon harvest is nearing completion, with most shippers finishing next week
  • Washington production will continue for approximately three more weeks
  • Quality remains excellent
  • Markets are expected to rise as supplies diminish
• Peru
  • Shipments are arriving, but September volume will remain limited
  • Quality is good
  • Market activity is expected to increase during the first few weeks of September

Blackberries

• Mexico
  • Harvest is beginning with light availability
  • Increased volume is expected in three to four weeks
• Watsonville
  • Quality and flavor remain excellent with large sizing
  • Production is declining as the season moves past its peak
  • Harvest is expected to continue for another three to four weeks
  • Markets are expected to gradually rise

Raspberries

• Mexico
  • Mexican production remains strong with good quality and availability
  • Baja supplies continue to support the demand
• California
  • Watsonville/Salinas production is past its peak and expected to conclude within three to four weeks
  • Supplies remain ample, and markets are expected to stay steady

Please contact your Markon Account Manager for more information.

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