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STRAWBERRIES
Oxnard
Quality: Quality is good overall, with good shape and sheen. 90 - 95% color on fruit. Plant health is strong following rain.
Volume: Volumes are light this week due to rain event, but are anticipated to increase quickly week-over-week.
Pack Counts: Conventional: 16-20
Santa Maria
Quality: Conventional and organic quality is good with some rot and water damage.
Volume: Production is down to due to rain damage resulting in 50% damaged fruit. Volume to increase quickly in coming weeks.
Pack Counts: Conventional Spring Crop: 10-14-18, depending on ranch; Organic Spring Crop: 14-18; Organic Fall Crop: 25-32
Watsonville/Salinas
Harvest Status: Crews focused on cleaning up furrows, following rain event. Light harvest anticipated in the following week.
Florida
Quality: Quality is good for conventional and organic fruit. Some bruised or overripe fruit.
Volume: Production is decreasing.
Pack Counts: 28 - 34, depending on ranch
BLUEBERRIES
Mexico
Quality: Quality is excellent.
Volume: Production will decrease slightly over the next few weeks.
Oxnard
Quality: Quality is good.
Volume: Production is slightly decreased.
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Florida/Georgia
Harvest Status: Light harvests are underway.
RASPBERRIES
Mexico
Quality: Quality is good with clean packs. Some growers are fighting soft and darkened berries due to higher than average temperatures.
Volume: Production is steady.
BLACKBERRIES
Mexico
Quality: Quality is good overall with some red cell and leaky berries due to temperature fluctuations.
Volume: Production is light.
Earth Month Consumer Promotion
To celebrate Earth month and our dedication to sustainability, we have launched our Earth month consumer promotion!
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For the month of April, we'll be sharing fun sustainability tips and recipes with consumers, while communicating our dedication to farming for the future! Click here to read our first blog of the sustainability series.
