Category: Reefer markets

The mid-year peak in produce shipments has come and gone for another year. And even though demand is improving, weekly

Even though sweet potatoes are a fall crop, they are available all year round with North Carolina producing around 67%

Avocado import volumes from Mexico have more than quadrupled since the U.S. market was fully opened to Mexican imports in

The April TIndex points to a continued recovery in the food services sector, which is great news for reefer carriers

California’s short 6-week cherry season reaches its peak this week and before quickly winding down after contributing around 20% to

After the record-breaking trailer orders recorded in Q4 last year, new orders were down 52%, dropping from 29,500 in March

Following close on the heels of the six-week cherry season (mid-April to May) in central California, the Northwest cherry season

There is a real sense that the foodservice industry is making a comeback as vaccination rates increase and social distancing

Produce continues to roll in across both borders, but the mix of produce is very different at each commercial zone

The most recent data from the USDA highlights the damage the pandemic has had on domestic produce volumes. It’s averaging

Bricks Meets Clicks’ recently published grocery shopping survey reported that U.S. online grocery sales totaled $9.3 billion in March. This

Produce season is underway in the south. Strawberries in North Carolina and onions in Georgia are beginning to ship in