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Organic Outlook N February 16 - February 23, 2018 N 12/2 Lb Organic outlook N February 16 - February 23, 2018 N www.fsproduce.com 12/2 lb . peak season organic mandarins 2lb high-graphic pouch bags of Organic Mur- cott Mandarins, as well as 25lb bulk packs, from California are in peak season. Quality and flavor are good. Organic “Candy Mandys” Brand Mandarins are back in excellent supply this week. Organic Golden Nugget Mandarins continue in peak season. This variety is known for a pebbly skin, with sweet golden-orange flesh inside. Buck Brand Organic TDE Tangerines are in peak season. This specialty variety is a triple cross be- tween a Temple tango, a Dancy mandarin, and an Encore mandarin. Fruit is very flavorful and virtually seedless. OG ORANGES Og citrus og berries Organic Cara Cara Oranges are in excellent California Organic Grapefruit, Meyer Lemons, Driscoll’s Organic Blackberries supplies are back supply this week. Prices have lowered. and Limes continue in steady supply. in limited supply. Other brands of Organic Black- berries continue with steady supplies out of Mex- ico. Firmer markets should be expected over the Organic Blood Oranges continue in a 25lb box. Organic Lemon supplies have eased slightly next few weeks, with slightly higher prices. Supplies are excellent. Some 20lb boxes will be with better supplies this week. available this week. Driscoll’s Organic Blueberries are in excellent sup- Organic Pummelos, Minneola Tangelos, and ply with markets continuing to ease and promotion- Organic Navel Oranges are in good supply this Kumquats continue in excellent supply and al opportunities now available. week. Promotional opportunities are available quantity. South American Organic Blueberry supplies have on larger fruit. Flavor is excellent. transitioned to pints with promotional opportuni- ties available. Driscoll’s Organic Raspberry prices are rising as supplies are tightening until late April or early May. Other brands of Organic Raspberries con- tinue in steady supply this week. february 16 - february 23, 2018 | MARKET NEWS 7 18 | FOUR SEASONS PRODUCE OG PINEAPPLES OG BROCCOLI OG BRUSSELS SPROUTS Organic Pineapple supplies are down due to rain Organic Broccoli is still lower in price this week Organic Brussels Sprouts are in abundant supply and cooler weather in Costa Rican growing regions. as a lot of volume is coming on at once. While out of Mexico. Quality has been very good. it’s cheap now, prices will be higher towards the Both Dole fruit and Non-Dole fruit should be in beginning of March. 8/1lb Organic Brussels Sprouts Microwave fair to good supply with pricing remaining slightly Bags are also available. Pricing is low and pro- higher than it had been a few weeks ago. Organic Broccoli Crowns are available in good motional opportunities abound! supply. Some shippers have yellow discoloration on the crowns. OG PACKAGED VEG OG CUCUMBERS og strawberries Earthbound Farms will begin to offer 3 new SKUs Organic Cucumbers are in better supply this Organic Strawberry supplies out of all regions in the coming weeks. Organic Riced Cauliflower, week out of Mexico. Pricing is down somewhat. are improving. Prices are coming down, allowing Riced Cauliflower & Broccoli, and a Riced Med- for promotions in late February and into March. ley (includes carrots) will all be offered. Supplies of Organic Hothouse Cucumbers out of Mexico are tighter. Pricing is steady. Ask your Four Seasons sales rep or merchandiser for more details! OG APPLES OG PEARS OG LETTUCE Washington Organic Braeburn, Cameo, Fuji, Washington Organic Red Anjou Pears will con- Florida growers have good supply of Organic Gala, Golden, Granny Smith, Kiku, Lady Alice, tinue into early March, until the first Organic Red Red Butter, Green Butter, Red Leaf, Green Leaf, Pacific Rose, Piñata, Pink Lady,and Red Delicious Bartlett Pears appear out of Argentina. and Romaine Lettuces. Quality is excellent. CA Apples are steady, there is still plenty of fruit, es- reports good supplies of all varieties, but all are pecially smaller sizes and bags. Promotional op- The first import Organic Bartlett Pears are ex- showing brown discoloration on the ribs and some portunities are available. The large fruit is much pected to arrive from Argentina this week with of the leaves. firmer with higher prices that continue upwards. supplies being very tight for the first week. Prices will be high to start, but are expected to ease Organic Romaine Hearts pricing has dropped Washington Organic Envy, Jonagold, and Opal down as supplies ramp up heading into March. significantly this week. Quality remains good. It’s Apples are wrapping it up for the season by March. a good time to promote. february 16 - february 23, 2018 | MARKET NEWS 7 18 | FOUR SEASONS PRODUCE OG HASS AVOCADOS OG KALE OG ASPARAGUS Organic Hass Avocados remain in steady supply Organic Green, Lacinato, and Red Kale are in California Organic Asparagus is now available. despite some growing regions transitioning. 60ct abundant supply and quality is nice out of CA. There has been a flush of Organic Asparagus Fair Trade Organic Hass Avocados from Equal Florida growers have increasing supply of Organ- from Mexico. Prices have reached historic lows. Exchange will be limited for the end of February. ic Kale this week. Quality has been arriving nice and fresh. 48ct and larger are available. OG PEPPERS OG MANGOS OG TOMATOES Growers out of Mexico have a lot of volume on Organic Kent Mangos from Peru will be avail- Organic 2-Layer Tomatoes are increasing in supply all Organic Colored Peppers, and deals are able in 9, 10, and 12 ct sizing for late February. out of Mexico and Florida. Quality is very good. available. Quality is good with some arrival is- Look for great deals in the next few weeks as sues noted. many growers have fruit and are anxiously push- Organic Cluster Tomatoes are increasing in sup- ing volume. Fruit quality has been amazing! The ply, but prices are still high. With more volume com- Organic Colored Pepper quality continues to be Peruvian Kent fruit is delicious. ing on, we should see prices drop in late February. 15lb Organic Hothouse Tomatoes are limited. very good out of Israel, but supplies will tighten Organic Ataulfo Mangos for late February. from Mexico are in Organic Red Cherry, Rainbow Cherry, and good supply and prices have begun to drop off Grape Tomatoes are in good supply out of Flori- Florida and Mexico growers have good supplies just a bit. As the pipeline fills and supplies remain da. Organic Grape Tomatoes are abundant from of Organic Green and Jalapeño Peppers. steady, prices will begin to level off. Mexico and priced low. A Fair Trade Organic Mango option is available Organic Heirloom Tomatoes are in good supply for late February. out of Mexico. Quality and color are very nice. Organic Roma Tomatoes are increasing in supply out of Mexico and prices are lower. Florida has adequate supplies this week. other stories: • Organic Zucchini and Yellow Squash are in about as low as they can go. Volume is also up on • South African Organic Green and Black Grapes better supply this week out of Mexico. Prices are Organic Celery Hearts out of CA and Mexico. are in firm supply this week. There is a small Peruvian moving down and quality is good. Organic Celery Root is in good supply out of CA. Organic Red Grape late season expected in March. • ALERT! Organic Bunch Spinach is in very tight • CA growers report adequate supplies of Organic • Organic and All-Natural Young Thai Coconuts supply this week. Pricing is high and product is Red, Green, and Napa Cabbage. Florida has good are starting to rebound in supply. Prices still remain small-sized. supplies of Organic Red and Green Cabbage. elevated. • Organic Cauliflower pricing dropped as vol- • Organic Formosa Papayas have steady supplies • Organic Green Beans are in slightly better sup- ume has increased, but bruising/discoloration is from Mexico. Quality is good. ply out of Mexico this week. Prices are still high. still apparently from most shippers. Florida is back this week with Organic Green Beans • Organic Packaged Salads have all but re- and should be available heading into March. • Organic Romanesco is in good supply this week. bounded from a slight blip in supply on Baby Arugula and a few other varieties. Supplies in all • Organic Celery is in good supply out of Mexi- lines should be plentiful for the end of February. co and CA from multiple shippers. Pricing is down Conventional outlook N February 16 - February 23, 2018 N www.fsproduce.com 9 ct . Promotable winter crop cantaloupes Cantaloupes are a great item to promote for late February. Deals are available on all sizes of fruit, allowing for large displays and good price-points. Quality has been excellent on the winter crop har- vests from Costa Rica, Honduras, and Guatemala. MAG Cantaloupes are also promotable from Del Monte. This variety features deep orange flesh, high sugars, and a small seed cavity. CV greenhouse CUCUMBERS CV TOMATOES CV GREEN BEANS New crop Canadian European Cucumbers and Quality is very good right now on all 2-Layer Green Bean supplies really improved dramatically Mini Seedless Cucumbers have started for the Vine Ripe and Roma Tomatoes out of Mexico. this week, and pricing has dropped accordingly. season. We’ve made the transition from Mexican Sizing is still running mostly 4x4’s and 4x5’s on the crop to Canadian beginning in late February. rounds, and 90-110 count on the romas. Continue Look for promotable opportunities on fresh Flori- to promote all Tomatoes! da Green Beans all week. Weather has been ide- Look for supplies to continually improve head- al in Florida, so we expect really good supplies ed into March. Pricing will begin to come down.
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