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Table Grapes Red Seedless Another week of poor field pack out continues. Crews continue to run into heavy losses in certain fields, especially in the south San Joaquin Valley and are forced to walk away due to extremely high labor

Table Grapes Red Seedless Rain losses continue to mount and red seedless were hit the hardest by far. Crop loss of 40 – 50% may not be inaccurate after the season is finished. Krissy and Jack Salute were a huge

Table Grapes Red Seedless The August 19th – 21st rains are still being assessed, but the widespread rain falls and heavy amounts could be a death sentence for the red seedless crop. CA went from looking forward to a very

Table Grapes Red Seedless This week will see a small gap in red seedless varieties. Fresno North will continue to harvest Flame seedless, but the southern part of the Valley is mostly done with harvest. Inventories remain, but the quality

Table Grapes Red Seedless Central CA will continue to push on red seedless, but face a small gap with some growers between the end of Flame seedless and the start of either Krissy or Scarlet Royal. Now that Flames are

Table Grapes Red Seedless Continue to push on the start of the California red seedless crop, as Flame variety volume has been good. But a small gap is on the horizon, before new varieties like Krissy and Sweet Celebration start

Table Grapes Red Seedless The red seedless crop has successfully transitioned, with Central CA completing its second week of harvest. Fruit still remains in Mexico and Coachella, with a value on the remaining Mexico crossings… but for quality, retail has

Table Grapes Red Seedless The grand finale for the Mexico grape crop is upon us. Flame seedless still remains, with Sweet Celebration and Passions Fire still crossing, as well as a few Jack Salutes. But only another 7 – 10