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Ocean Spray will have ample fresh cranberries this fall, says Jeff LaFleur, vice president of cooperative development and grower relations at the cooperative.

Ocean Spray will have ample fresh cranberries this fall, says Jeff LaFleur, vice president of cooperative development and grower relations at the cooperative.

The U.S. Cranberry Marketing Committee in August estimated 2022 U.S. cranberry production at 8.3 million (100-pound) barrels, up 4% from a year ago.

The Cranberry Institute offers an in-depth look at the health benefits of cranberries in the diet.

The fresh cranberry outlook is strong for the Cranberry Cooperative of the Americas, said Scott Simmons, director of sales.

Cranberries are back, and The Oppenheimer Group is looking forward to putting Ocean Spray at the center of holiday tables.

Middleboro, Mass-based Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc. expects to have more fresh fruit this year compared with 2019.

Oppenheimer's first Ocean Spray cranberry shipments are scheduled near the first day of fall.

In June, the Cranberry Marketing Committee entered into a partnership with the U.S. Rowing team.

Cranberry popularity rises with the holiday season but uses for the nutrient-dense fruit can extend year-round.

Ocean Spray and The Oppenheimer Group are partnering again to deliver fresh cranberries throughout the fall and holiday period, said Karin Gardner, director of corporate communications for Oppy.

U.S. cranberry prospects appear to be improved for 2018 compared with 2017.

Business updates on companies featured in The Packer's Cranberries Marketing section.

Retail sales of fresh cranberries continue to inch upward.

The Carver, Mass.-based Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Association is celebrating the 200th anniversary of the commercial cranberry industry this year, said Brian Wick, executive director.