USA: Peru imports of blueberries through Philadelphia and New York City expected to decrease

Published 2022년 11월 1일

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The article highlights changes in the perishable commodities trade in North America due to seasonal shifts, with a focus on blueberries and avocados. It notes a decline in Peru's blueberry imports as the season ends, but trade in the US remains steady with low prices. Avocado trade from Mexico to Texas also remains stable, but at slower trading speeds with slightly lower prices for some sizes. In contrast, cucumber movement from Mexico to Otay Mesa, California, is expected to decrease, leading to more active trading and higher prices, while the flow through Texas is expected to remain similar.

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Seasonal changes have led to a shift in the commodities of interest for this report. Blueberries have replaced asparagus, as the number of growing areas for shipping blueberries continues to grow while supplies of asparagus are going through an unseasonable harvest gap. This list will be revisited regularly to maintain an accurate representation of the current trade situation affecting shippers of perishable commodities in North America. Peru imports of blueberries through Philadelphia and New York City area ports of entry are expected to decrease as a few growers are finished for the season. Trading is fairly slow, with prices lower. Flats 12 1-pint cups with lids large 14.00-18.00, 6-ounce large mostly 12.00-14.00. Quality variable. The movement of blueberries through Arizona, California, and Texas is expected to remain about the same. Trading slow. Prices generally remain unchanged. Flats 12 6-ounce cups with lids large mostly 10.00. Quality variable. Peru's imports of ...

Source: Hortidaily