produceiq

Produce markets are serving up a mixed bag this week. Roma lovers will wince at sticker shock, while broccoli stays...

Much of the Eastern U.S. may be basking in the October-like temperatures, but summer’s clock is still ticking on hurricane...

Though the calendar might say ‘crisp mornings and sweater weather,’ many domestic growing regions are still sweating it out in...

Record-shattering heat is roasting fields from California to Washington, leaving lettuce wilted, strawberries bruised, and growers sweating.

Hurricane Eric may have remained at sea, but late-season pests in Salinas, CA, and heavy rains in Mexico, are causing...

Summer might be winding down, but produce markets aren’t ready to quietly go back-to-school, as supplies are tightening.

The dog days of summer are here. August begins with tightening supplies, changing weather patterns, and sharp price increases.

As a heat dome settles over the southern U.S., growers are closely monitoring the skies while markets respond to shifting...

From Mexico to the Carolinas, bad weather is interrupting harvests and pushing prices up for sweet corn, bell peppers, squash,...

The ProduceIQ index is well below average for week #27 due to the historically low prices of heavily weighted commodities...

As families prepare for fireworks, cookouts, and long weekends, the fresh produce supply chain is navigating its own kind of...

As the summer produce season hits its stride, the agricultural industry finds itself caught in a storm of compounding pressures.

The ProduceIQ Index shows produce demand is down, as are prices, as immigration enforcement and tariffs cause concerns.

As we head into mid-June, the produce market is buzzing with seasonal transitions, weather-driven surprises, and promising forecasts. From tropical...

The ProduceIQ Index dropped -8 percent over the past week, its steepest weekly decline this year, yet it remains at...

As summer approaches rapidly, produce markets across North America are undergoing a transition with shifting weather patterns.

As Memorial Day approaches, fresh produce demand is heating up, despite some simmering concerns over tariffs and shifting weather patterns.

The ProduceIQ Index was catapulted by the start of cherry season, which began at record-high prices and a 25 percent...