Category: Reefer markets

Traditionally the impact on spot rates over the summer resulting from increased demand for fruit and vegetables is significant. In

Understanding the demand for produce is critical to understanding supply and demand, and a great place to start is your

The substantial development of new warehouses along our interstates has been hard to miss in the last two years. Newmark

The 2023 produce season starts in the Southeast but is driven by California regarding the market-wide lift truckload volume and spot rates.

If you think of tulips, you’d most likely think of the Netherlands and the patchwork quilt of colored tulips this

Almost every week, the USDA reports a slight shortage of trucks to haul sweet potatoes in Eastern North Carolina despite

Around 10% of all containers imported into the U.S. are refrigerated, unlike their non-refrigerated counterparts, which mostly come from Asia

The Georgia peach season has suffered a setback this year. After a warmer winter followed by several days of freezing

One of the more critical dates on the annual produce calendar is the Vidalia onion “pack date,” signaling the start

Located in DAT’s Brooklyn, NY, freight market, the Hunts Point Produce Market (HPPM) is regarded as the largest produce market

Who would have thought that in the space of a year, California would go from a multi-year drought to a

There’s a chance your produce has traveled more than you have. Consider that 2.6 million registered truck tractors are on