Oregon New-Crop Shipments Surge to 1,019% Above the 5-Year Median

Oregon shipments hit 1,451 units (10,000-lb), 1,019% above the 5-year median per USDA movement reports, a signal that new-crop Northwest volume is now flowing at scale. California new-crop jumbo, 50 lb sacks, held at mostly $12.00-13.00 per USDA shipping-point reports, with shipments 148% above the 5-year median and up 15% on the week per movement reports.

• California yellow jumbo, 50 lb sacks: mostly $12.00-13.00 per USDA shipping-point reports (June 22). Shipments at 781 units, 148% above the 5-year median and up 15% on the week per movement reports.
• Washington yellow jumbo, 40 lb cartons: $25.00-25.00 per USDA shipping-point reports (June 22). Shipments at 350 units, up 696% on the week and 7% above the 5-year median per movement reports.
• Georgia yellow jumbo, 40 lb cartons: mostly $23.00-24.00 per USDA shipping-point reports (June 22). Georgia is in its active spring season.
• New Mexico yellow jumbo, 50 lb sacks: mostly $15.00-16.00 per USDA shipping-point reports (June 22).
• Washington exports: 139 units (10,000-lb), up 624% on the week and 120% above the 5-year median per movement reports (June 22).
• New York shipments: 38 units per movement reports, 154% above the 5-year median but down 61% on the week.

Import channels: Mexico at 316 units (week of June 22), Canada at 8 units (June 22), Peru at 6 units (week of June 15) per movement reports.

34 Imperial Valley series have not updated in over two weeks. Treat any figure from those feeds as stale.