Produce Market Report for June 10, 2022
| Market Alert: Romaine, Romaine Hearts and Brussels Sprouts Romaine and Romaine Hearts harvest numbers are down causing supply to be tight. The same continues with Brussels Sprouts. |
Asparagus: Steady. Good value!
Avocados: Remains strong
Bananas: Steady
Broccoli: Unchanged
Cauliflower: Steady
Celery: Down $2
Corn: Down $5. Great quality!
Cucumbers: Steady
Grapes: Down $4
Lemons: Steady
Lettuce: Steady
Limes: Down $2-3
Melons: Down $2
Onions: Down $2
Peppers: Green Down $5
Potatoes: Steady
Shallots: Steady
Squash: Steady
Strawberries: Down $2
Tomatoes: Steady
More Market News
| Grapes are coming down in price. As the new crop strengthens the quality and flavor continues to improve. There will be a gap in the growing season for Fingerling potatoes. This will lead to shortages and higher prices for the next month or so. Asparagus quality and price are looking great! Brussel Sprouts are still high in price as the market is very tight. Estimated 2 month gap in availability for sunchokes. The orange market is steady, but prices are still up. Cauliflower prices are a currently down, but still bouncing. Broccoli is steady. Yellow squash and zucchini market remains steady but higher than average prices. The lime market is down and steadying! Avocado supply remains low and prices remain high. |
