Reefer Report: Truckload volumes of citrus return to normal after a slow start
According to USDA, weekly truckloads of citrus at the start of December were down 19% y/y underscoring what a difficult
According to USDA, weekly truckloads of citrus at the start of December were down 19% y/y underscoring what a difficult
Reefer carriers still feel the aftershocks of September’s Hurricane Ian, the deadliest storm to hit Florida since 1935. Heavy rainfall,
Unlike last season’s natural and artificial Christmas tree shortage, this year’s supplies look good, with U.S. consumers planning to decorate
Last week, Church Brothers Farms in Salinas, CA, made the annual migration south to Yuma, AZ, where they will produce
You might be surprised to find some winter vegetables in tight supply this Thanksgiving weekend. The list includes celery, broccoli,
The latest data from IHS Markit for the month of October shows imports overall are up by just under one
U.S homebuilders get more than a quarter of their lumber from Canada, making the recent slump in lumber prices worth
Following Hurricane Ian’s devastating impact on Florida, strawberry growers are still assessing the fallout as strawberry planting restarts. According to
Every year, a different national forest is selected to provide a tree to appear on the west lawn of the
Around this time of the year, the production of leafy greens moves from major growing regions, including Salinas, CA, to
The U.S. is the world’s largest turkey producer and exporter of turkey products by far, accounting for 52% of global
November means a focus on drowsy driving after daylight saving ends as the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) gears up for