Fresh apple inventories show slight decline compared with a year ago

U.S. fresh apples in storage Dec. 1 showed a slight decline compared with a year, according to the U.S. Apple Association.

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U.S. fresh apples in storage Dec. 1 showed a slight decline compared with a year, according to the U.S. Apple Association.

Fresh apple holdings Dec. 1 totaled 100.3 million bushels, 2.4% less than the inventories reported for last December, according to the U.S. Apple report. Holdings were 11.2% less than the December five-year average.

Below is a chart of Dec. 1 fresh variety inventories on Dec. 1, comared with last year and the five-year average.


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