Tomato supply is meeting demand as multiple regions are harvesting in both Florida and Mexico. The lack of significant cyclonic weather activity this past fall (in Florida and Western Mexico) will positively influence tomato production transitions in December. Markon First Crop (MFC) Tomatoes are available.

Rounds

• Florida’s Palmetto/Ruskin region is in full production
• Immokalee has started harvesting; the Homestead region is expected to start in late December
• Mexico’s Baja region will ship moderate supplies into the third week of December
• Central Mexico (crossing into South Texas) has begun its typical seasonal decline
• Production will start slowly in Western Mexico in mid-December and become the main winter growing region in January

• Expect steady markets over the next two weeks, weather permitting

Romas

• Florida is harvesting high volume across several regions
• Growers in Baja and Central Mexico report consistent supplies with variable quality
• The season in Western Mexico will start in mid-December; strong quality is reported
• Expect steady markets over the next few weeks

Grape & Cherry Varieties

• Stocks are plentiful out of Central Florida
  • Quality is great
  • Yields are slightly lower due to cooler temperatures earlier this week
• The Baja and Central Mexico regions are producing light to moderate volume
• The Western Mexico season will start soon, increasing overall supply levels
• Expect slightly lower markets next week

Please contact your Markon Account Manager for more information.

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