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Current as of: 07/10/24 The Quarterly Crop Outlook
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Avocados - Ripening times for the current normal crop will remain shorter until the next crop is ready. Flora Loca is next and should begin appearing within the next couple of weeks, although its maturity levels are still lower compared to the Normal crop being shipped. Shippers are taking precautions to avoid mixing different crops on the same pallet. California's season will continue through August. Colombian arrivals on the East Coast are expected to slowly decrease as the current crop winds down. Peruvian supplies are also arriving and will continue through late August.
Bell Peppers - Hot weather in California's Central Valley is causing harvest delays and heat stress. Colored bell peppers are set to start harvesting this week in Bakersfield. Western supply is mostly finished in Bakersfield, with Fresno/Selma now being the primary region for green bell peppers. More local programs are expected to come online as we move into early August. New Jersey has started lightly, and Michigan is about two weeks away from starting.
Berries (Strawberries) - Strawberry production is recovering as shippers overcome the heat-related issues from last week. Cooler temperatures forecasted for this week should further improve quality.
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