California citrus is the week’s biggest story. South/Central CA citrus (blood oranges, grapefruit, lemons, oranges, tangelos) jumped from Adequate to
South Texas is the tightest produce origin in the country. All nine lanes out of Mexico crossings through South Texas
The big picture Last week’s all-Adequate reset? Gone. Slight Shortage conditions are back at three of the four biggest produce
The Big Picture For the first time in weeks, every single origin in the USDA report is showing Adequate truck
The Big Picture Mother Nature is reshaping the produce freight map. California storms and Florida’s freeze are pulling supply out
Last week’s story was Florida tightening fast. This week, it’s Florida giving it all back — and then some. Central
The February 10 USDA Specialty Crops Truck Rate Report paints a split market: Florida is tightening fast while South Texas
The end of the farmer and trucker protests on the Mexican side of the southern U.S. border at Thanksgiving is
The annual surge of refrigerated (reefer) truckload demand is underway in the Philadelphia region, driven by the start of the
Despite being the off-peak season for imported Mexican produce along the southern border, the McAllen market has recently seen capacity
The fall produce season in the Pacific Northwest significantly impacts the refrigerated truckload market, with peak activity typically occurring in
Mexico’s produce season drives significant truckload volumes in North America during the first half of each year, accounting for over