Cucumber purchases jumped seven percentage points from Fresh Trends 2009. Field-grown cucumbers remain the variety of choice for the majority of consumers, while 13% say they prefer the hothouse/greenhouse-grown version.

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  • Market Scope - Cucumbers — F.o.b.s as of May 14

  • 2012-05-13
  • MEXICO CROSSINGS THROUGH NOGALES, ARIZ. — Crossings (158-127-99) — Movement expected to decrease seasonally. Trading early slow, late moderate. Prices higher. 1 1/9-bushel cartons medium mostly $12.95, fair quality mostly $8.95-10.95, ordinary quality mostly $6.95; small mostly $8.95, large mostly $10.95. Cartons 36s mostly $6.95. Quality and condition variable.

    CENTRAL AND SOUTH FLORIDA DISTRICTS — Shipments (115-104*-77) — Movement expected to decrease as more shippers finish the season. Trading pickles and waxed medium active at lower prices, others active. Prices pickles and waxed medium lower, others generally unchanged. Includes palletizing and cooling. Pickles 1 1/9-bushel cartons 150-200s mostly $16-16.85, 200-300s mostly $18-18.85; waxed medium $16.85-20.85, medium fair quality mostly $7.35-8.35. Cartons 24s mostly $5.35-6.35. Quality generally good.

    MEXICO CROSSINGS THROUGH OTAY MESA, CALIF. — Crossings (27-33-50) — Movement expected to increase seasonally. Supplies fairly light. Trading early moderate, late fairly active. Prices large higher, others generally unchanged. 1 1/9-bushel cartons medium $16.95-17, fair quality $13-14.95; large $11-12.95. Cartons 36s mostly $8.95. Quality generally good.

    SOUTH GEORGIA — Shipments (5-22-35) — Movement expected to increase. Trading early fairly active, late moderate. Prices cartons 24s higher, others generally unchanged. Waxed 1 1/9-bushel cartons medium $20.35-20.85, fair quality mostly $8.35-8.85; cartons 24s mostly $6.35-8.85.

 

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