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SONORAN GRAPES HIT FAST CRESCENDO
Fresh Fruit Portal: “Sonoran grapes hit fast crescendo” (6/16/2023)
On June 1, Mexican grape shipper Divine Flavor LLC, indicated a huge cold weather-induced gap between its early Jalisco grape deal and the traditional high-volume shipping of Sonora. Prices had been historically high because of unprecedented low supplies.
Grape industry icon John Pandol, Pandol Bros., Delano, CA, on June 16 told FreshFruitPortal.com that he did a Chicago supermarket tuor June 7-8. While some stores had strong grape displays, and Aldi’s apparently made Mexican grapes a loss leader, with prices at $1.49 or $1.99 per pound. He speculates that FOB prices were so high that the empty shelves were attributable to those stores refusing to pay to have grapes in their stores. In Tucson, AZ, on June 11, Pandol also found a retail store with no grapes on display.
SONORA GRAPE DEAL IS REBOUNDING AFTER SLOW START, DISTRIBUTOR SAYS
The Packer: “Sonora grape deal is rebounding after slow start, distributor says” (6/5/2023)
After a delayed start to the Mexican table grape season, producers are bouncing back with normal production moving into June.
What’s more, grower-owned distribution company Divine Flavor, Nogales, Ariz., reports that production is currently coming from the northern and costal districts of Sonora, an area that was delayed due to cooler spring weather.
SONORA GRAPE VOLUMES REBOUNDING AFTER SLOW START
Fresh Plaza: “Many U.S. retail shelves empty for Sonoran grapes” (6/2/2023)
After delayed start to the Mexican table grape season, producers are bouncing back with normal production moving onto the month of June
SONORA GRAPE DEAL REBOUNDS AFTER SLOW START
Blue Book Services: “Sonora grape deal rebounds after slow start” (6/5/2023)
Nogales, AZ- June 2nd, 2023- After a delayed start to the Mexican table grape season, producers are bouncing back with normal production moving into the month of June.
DIVINE FLAVOR SHARES UPDATE ON SONORA GRAPE SEASON; CARLOS BON DETAILS
AndNowYouKnow!: “Divine Flavor Shares Update on Sonora Grape Season; Carlos Bon Details” (6/5/2023)
This past winter brought many regions across North and Central America cooler-than-normal temperatures which had a domino effect, leading to delays across the industry. Divine Flavor is one grower working hard to overcome these hurdles, and its perseverance has paid off as its Mexican table grape season is bouncing back to normal production in the month of June.
