Georgia: Pecan prices and its deliveries were slow

Published 2021년 11월 12일

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the current pecan market, focusing on the slow deliveries and varied market activities of different pecan varieties. It highlights the slow start of the export business, with most growers holding back high-quality pecans in anticipation of higher prices. The gift pack and candy businesses are actively purchasing these quality pecans. The online business is booming, particularly for early holiday shoppers. Prices are mentioned for various pecan varieties, with some having a meat yield of 50-54%, and others 43-53%. Some varieties have not yet established a market.
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Deliveries this period was rather slow with Blends mostly Stuart (nut count 50-65) 48-52% meat yield $3.80-3.90 per point. Desirables hit the market but some growers have elected to hold onto their gift pack quality pecans until the market settles and prices are acceptable to them. Some are taking bids on their pecans that have not sold yet. A few Cape Fear, Elliott, Moneymakers and Schleys were offered and sold this week. The gift pack and candy businesses are still busy purchasing top quality pecans while the export business has yet to make an impact this season. Most growers do not expect the Asian markets for export to show as much interest as they have in years past. Online business is doing well this year especially for early gift buyers for the holidays coming up. Prices paid to growers (late afternoon Thursday, November 4, 2021 thru late afternoon Tuesday, November 9, 2021) at buyers delivery point or F.O.B. the orchard including direct sales to end users, cents per pound ...
Source: Agfax

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