Quality and supply remain good. Markets should hold steady through next week.

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Markets are higher on 48cts and larger fruit due to limited supply. Supply remains steady on smaller sized fruit.

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Markets expected to hold steady as we approach the holidays. Quality and volume remain good out of GA and FL.

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Good volume coming from Central American and Mexico. The market should remain steady through November.

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Weather related challenges have caused yields to plummet. Mexico is delayed for most shippers. Holiday demand exceeds supply.

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Broccoli remains very limited due to pin rot causing lower yields. Markets will remain higher through the week. Look for Cauliflower markets to remain active as supply is in transition.

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Market is holding firm as all growing regions have good supply. Yuma harvest will start in December. Quality remains respectable on all sizes.

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Green Onion supplies continue to be light. Look for this market and quality to hold steady into next week.

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Lemon domestic supplies out of the desert remain steady. Imports are winding down for the season. Lime production is expected to decline as supplies begin winding down. Plenty of Orange supplies out of Navels. 88ct and smaller sizes are peaking. Quality remains good.

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The cooler temperatures over the last few weeks have affected GA ‘s volume. Supply is tight due to lower yields. Prices will be higher over the next couple weeks as GA’s harvest comes to an end and FL’s harvest becomes available.

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Supplies continue out of GA and FL with GA harvest starting to wind down. FL will then fuel the east coast demand. Expect markets to be higher as volume transitions.

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Eastern supply continues out of GA. FL crop is now in early circulation. Quality remains respectable and the market should hold steady for the week.

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Market is slightly higher due to weather and seasonal volume decline. Expect adequate supplies through early December.

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Iceberg remains escalated but supply is expected to improve. Markets have held steady on Romaine, Romaine Hearts, Red Leaf, and Green Leaf even with fair availability. Quality remains fair on Spinach and Arugula due to recent rain. Expect markets to waver across all varieties.

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Cantaloupe quality remains good, but supplies remain tight as domestic and Mexican crop are winding down for the season. Honeydew supplies remain sufficient out of Nogales with good quality. Watermelon markets continue to be steady with respectable quality and strong supplies.

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Markets remain elevated on all sizes, but specifically mediums as supply is peaking with holiday demand.

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East coast supply continues out GA and FL. Cool and wet weather in both regions has slowed down volume. Supplies will hold steady for the upcoming weeks. Markets on Red and Yellow are trending down. Majority of Red and Yellow coming from Mexico. Growers expect strong volume in the coming weeks.

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Thanksgiving demand is over. Markets are elevated but have held steady. As supply is fair, quality has remained good.

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GA supply remains fair despite the cooler weather. Seeing increased volume out of FL as well. Zucchini markets continue to be lower as Yellow markets are up due to holiday demand. Both growing regions producing good quality.

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Fall fruits are in full production. Pomegranates and Persimmons are winding down for the season. Kiwi remains in good volume and quality.

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Markets will be up for the coming weeks due to several factors. All east growing regions have finished up leaving FL to supply majority of the US demand while Mexico supply is winding down with little to no volume. With labor shortages, higher fuel cost, and the holidays, expect supply to remain tight until Mexico spring crop starts.

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