Produce News

Table Grapes Red Seedless Volume is now. Peak volumes of Flame red seedless have harvested out of both Mexico and Coachella and are expected to continue for another 7 – 10 days. Promotable volume and pricing will be at their

Table Grapes Red Seedless As the Chilean import crop has finished, Mexico and Coachella have started to pick in volume. Last week was light to go, but volume will increase this week as more fields come into production. FOBs will

Table Grapes Red Seedless The Chilean import crop will see its close this week, with the West Coast virtually finished on the East Coast with only a small amount of deliverable reds. Plenty of supply of sub-standard fruit will continue

Table Grapes Red Seedless The Chilean red grape season has come to a dramatic finish, with low supplies, varying quality, and increasingly higher FOB’s. Big retailers across the country have realized that Mexico is late and this has put massive

Table Grapes Red Seedless The last boats are in and the industry has wised up that Mexico and Coachella will be late starting harvest on red grapes, which has created a hot market for good red seedless. Quality will be

Table Grapes Red Seedless The last import vessels for the season and importers hopes are high that quality is good enough to stretch into May sales and bridge the gap with Mexico at higher FOB’s. Good availability will remain currently

Table Grapes Red Seedless We have reached the home stretch. The last break bulk vessel has been received post-marketing order and will signal the final arrivals of Chilean red seedless for the season. Varieties include Crimson, Allison and Timco here

Table Grapes Red Seedless Keep pushing on red seedless. The marketing order will take effect and slow down arrivals, but there will still be some post-marketing order fruit arriving. Promotable volume for the next 2 – 3 weeks, then expects