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Both parsleys (Italian & Curly) and cilantro are limited and up on price. The growing regions in central California (Ventura, Santa Maria, & Oxnard) got hit with a lot of rain and flooded the fields. The demand exceeds the supply, expect prices to maintain high for at least 2 weeks.
Green onions are also active and up on price. Mexico also got hit with a lot of rain causing a production gap between fields. The demand exceeds the supply, expect prices to maintain high for at least 2 weeks. All bell peppers are on rise as well. Central California has finished their green bell production and transitioned to the Imperial Valley. Production out of coastal California is winding down on the reds and yellow and the Coachella season is getting a late start. Price will be high until Mexico begins their production which is about 3 weeks away.
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All leafy items :iceberg, Boston, romaine hearts, romaine and green leaf continue to be active. Quality, weight, and yields continue to decrease out of the Salinas Valley (California). The transition to Yuma, Az/California desert has started, but still not enough production to full fill the demand. Prices will maintain high until their production ramps up.
Salad blends: Spring Mix, Sweet salad, baby mix kale, Tuscan tender leaves, arugula, and baby spinach continue to be limited. The Salinas Valley production is finishing up this week. By next week everything will be out of the desert (CA/AZ). Hopefully, the transition is smooth and helps lower cost and the quality improves. Red and green grapes are active and up on price. The California season is winding down, and all grapes will be storage until the offshore product arrives. Product out of Peru and Chile are expected by the end of the month. |
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