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Current as of: 5/14/2025 Crop Update: Tim Lynch’s Report
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Blueberries: Mexican imports remain light, while Georgia continues to face challenges from adverse weather. However, volume is expected to improve heading into the weekend. California production is projected to ramp up in the coming weeks.
Lemons: Markets remain strong, with 140ct and smaller sizes tight. Small fruit will stay limited until District 2 ramps up in June. District 1 (San Joaquin Valley) is the primary region, while District 2 (Ventura/Oxnard) provides minimal volume.
Oranges: Markets remain strong. The Navel season, now past its peak, will wrap up in June, with small fruit remaining limited. Suppliers are managing contracts and delaying the Valencia transition to ensure supply through the Fall. The Valencia season is expected to ramp up in early June.
Mexican/Canadian Imports: Monitoring tariffs
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