Movement of US blueberries through Arizona, California, and Texas expected to increase

Published 2023년 3월 21일

Tridge summary

Extreme weather conditions in California, Mexico, and other regions have caused issues in the produce industry, leading to higher prices and limited selection at supermarkets. Despite these challenges, blueberry shipments are expected to increase in Arizona, California, and Texas, with active trading and slightly higher prices. As production increases, crossing volumes are also expected to rise. However, Chile's imports of blueberries are predicted to decrease slightly as the season ends. The quality of blueberries is generally good, but supplies are limited and prices are variable.
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Original content

Extreme weather continued to affect the produce industry this week, with growing regions in California, Mexico, and elsewhere once again experiencing flooding and unseasonably cold temperatures. Consumers will see the downstream effects of all these factors in the form of higher prices and limited selections at the supermarket. The movement of blueberries through Arizona, California, and Texas is expected to increase. Trading was active early and fairly active later at slightly higher prices. Flats 12 1-pint cups with lids mostly 32.00-34.00. Flats 12 6-ounce cups with lids, mostly 18.00. Shippers expect seasonal increases ahead for crossing volumes as production increases. Many present shipments from prior bookings and/or previous commitments. Quality is reported as generally good. The movement of blueberries from Central and North Florida is expected to increase as harvesting increases. Trading is active for very light supplies. Current supplies are in too few hands to establish ...
Source: Hortidaily

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