NASHVILLE, TN– Produce markets are seeing a vast mix of cost movement today, according to United States Foods. Fallen leave lettuces, iceberg, strawberries, limes, pineapples, avocados, and honeydews are all trending lower. By contrast, celery, cauliflower, broccoli, environment-friendly onions, lemons, oranges, green beans, jalapeños, Roma tomatoes, cantaloupes, and several apple selections are moving higher on steady-to-good demand.
Potatoes stay mainly consistent, though russets out of Idaho and reds out of Minnesota softened. Onions are mixed, with Washington and Oregon products holding firm while Idaho great deals edged lower. Cabbage from New York and green beans from the Northeast are showing more powerful markets. In fruit, California citrus is climbing, especially lemons and oranges, while tropical imports like pineapples and avocados are weaker.
Farm-Level Takeaway: Create markets remain in change as fall strategies, with leafy eco-friendlies and berries under stress, while veggies like celery, broccoli, and cauliflower are finding firmer ground. Fruit markets are divided, with united state citrus obtaining stamina and exotic imports trending softer.