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Winter produce markets shake off the last of the effects from fall and summer’s inclement weather. Week #49 is experiencing...

The holiday weekend has ended, but the annual produce industry Thanksgiving hangover looks a little different than usual. Rain in...

The short Thanksgiving week is here, and we are happy to distract you from your inevitable flight delay, resident family...

The Thanksgiving pull has arrived, and produce markets have more than a few things to be grateful for. Tropical Storm...

Election week is finally over. Even if your candidate didn’t win this year, we can all at least find solace...

As the nation gears up for Election Week, more than just ballots are being cast; markets are also reacting to...

Halloween isn’t the only October tradition commencing this week. The transition out of the Salinas Valley, CA, is underway, and...

With Halloween just ten days away, it’s time to delay conjuring up those last-minute costumes for your kids — because,...

As football fans cheered for their favorite college and NFL teams over the weekend, produce growers across the Southeast faced...

Average produce prices defy the odds. The ProduceIQ index fell -3 percent over the previous week after an indisputably rough...

A week of biblical proportions. The death toll from Hurricane Helene continues to climb as growers in North Florida, Georgia,...

Grab your sweaters and ditch the iced coffee. Fall has arrived! While summer weather lingers in the Southeast, a refreshing...

The ProduceIQ Index continues its upward climb to a record $1.35/lb for week #37. This price is 11 percent higher...

The tropics are heating up, with a strong likelihood that PTC 6 will develop into a tropical storm or hurricane...

Peak Atlantic hurricane season is upon us. Oddly, the tropics are comparatively quiet now. But don’t be lulled into vulnerability....

Despite a relatively slow hurricane season, tropical systems continue to wreak havoc. A Category 1 Hurricane-soaked Hawaii over the weekend,...

As the summer season begins to wind down, the produce market reflects the changing weather and the evolving demands of...

Hurricane Debby’s slow march through Northern Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas brought rainfall totals worthy of gold medals: over 15...