The Packer - Chinese Cabbage

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More Packer Stories for Chinese Cabbage

 

  • Market Scope - Chinese cabbage — F.o.b.s as of May 13

  • 2013-05-12
  • CENTRAL COAST, CALIF. — Shipments (12-16-16) — Movement expected to increase. Trading fairly active. Prices higher. Nappa WGA crates mostly $16.35-19.10, 50-pound cartons $15.95-16.35, 30-pound cartons mostly $11.35-13.64. Quality generally good.

 

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