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Imports Keep Domestic Shelves Stocked
By Lora Abcarian, The Producer News Sep 22, 2015
The Agricultural Marketing Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture provides a snapshot of imported berry movement its its publication, Fresh Fruit and Vegetable National Shipping Point Trends.
According to the Sept. 9 report, movement of blueberries from British Columbia crossing into the state of Washington were expected to decrease. “Most sheds are finished for the season. Supplies insufficient to establish a market,” the report stated.
Looking at the category of Miscellaneous Berries, AMS reported the following of Mexico crossings through Arizona, California and Texas: “Light crossings of blackberries are being reported. However, supplies remain in too few hands to establish market. Additional shippers should begin to cross by Sept. 15. Estimate f.o.b to begin on or around Sept. 21.”
According to AMS, air shipments of miscellaneous berries from Guatemala was expected to remain “about the same.” Noting ports of entry in south Florida, AMS said, “ Supplies light. Trading fairly active. Prices higher. Cartons 12 6-ounce cups with lids, Blackberries mostly $14-$15. Quality variable.”
A first report for raspberries crossing into the Arizona, California and Texas from Mexico was provided. “Movement expected to increase seasonally. Light crossings are being reported. However, supplies remain in too few hands to establish market. Additional shippers should begin to cross by Sept. 22. Estimate f.o.b. to begin on or around Sept. 23.”
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