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- Blueberries – Production is ramping up quickly as the season starts. The fruit quality is excellent, and the berry size is large.
- Limes – Market is expected to remain stable throughout November, however, inconsistent supply is expected this Holiday Season.
- Lettuce – EXTREME – A series of challenges due to extreme weather, INSV virus and heavy disease are resulting in lower yields, short supply and poor quality. Markets will continue to be higher.
- Green Beans – EXTREME – Limited supply, expected to be snug through the Thanksgiving Holiday.
- Brussels Sprouts – Quality is generally good. Pre-booking for holiday business is strongly recommended.
- Tomato on the Vine – Excellent quality and supply available.
- Rhubarb – New crop rhubarb now available out of the Pacific Northwest.
- Blueberries – Florida blueberries are expected to see good volume and quality in late April.
- Limes – Availability continues to struggle as we approach May. Consider shifting to the 200-230ct during this shortage and scaling back portions and garnishments. Substitute lemon when possible.
- French Beans – Good volume and light demand has increased downward pressure on pricing…quality is excellent.
- Artichokes – Quality is excellent. Expect good volume to continue on large sizes through the end of April.
- Blueberries, Blackberries and Raspberries – Expect low volumes for the next few weeks as well as some quality issues.
- Romaine – Supply is good, but there are many quality issues…fringe, wind burn and light twist.
- Eggplant – Production continues to ramp up…quality is outstanding, volume is good.
- Arugula – Supply and quality are good.
- Broccoli/Broccoli Florets – Demand is very good and the market is improving.
