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As peak harvest seasons in Florida and California converge with diesel prices sitting at $5.40 a gallon, refrigerated trucking capacity is poised to hit its tightest level in over a year. An expert reveals how to avoid a shipping scramble in July.
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In Becker, Minn., a 20,000-square-foot apple orchard honors fallen Iraq and Afghanistan service members, displaying thousands of dog tags, organized by state, each telling a story.
Supplies are anticipated to be plentiful, with high quality as warmer weather approaches, according to grower-shippers.
The official promotional brand for the Chilean fruit industry is mourning the death of the historic president of its association, who is recalled as a “tireless advocate for producers and exporters” and a “deeply respected and approachable leader.”
Domestic buyers turn to Michigan growers for quality and consistency as imports from Mexico and Peru decline.
The next generation of Canadian cherry breeding moves to international markets with a focus on rewriting the late-season supply window.
The organization says this campaign with Publix is its largest yet and connects fresh produce, family meal inspiration and hunger relief in 1,434 stores.
The year-round melon supplier says retailers can expect strong early yields and high-quality fruit, with peak watermelon demand ahead.
It’s an optimistic outlook from growers and importers, who expect strong supplies from domestic and offshore crops.
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