The market is stable. Production is picking up in key growing regions, quality remains good, and availability is where it needs to be.

Between Florida now operating at near full production and Western growing regions offering good supply with nice quality, availability is particularly strong for eggplants.

Supplies have improved this week on standard and large sizes, with increased production despite the cold weather, but jumbo sizes remain limited. As weather warms, production will only improve further and the market is steady.

Beans are seeing good availability from both coasts following the holiday season. While the market is depressed now, we will surely see strong supplies by month end.

The market is elevated across all sizes due to a lack of harvest over the holidays. Demand is high and the supply is tight, but Mexico has resumed harvesting and the market should stabilize this week.

Iceberg: Yuma has continued to see steady production, with above average growing conditions, and weight and quality are optimal. However, recent cold weather may affect production and quality, namely possible blistering and peeling.
Leaf: We are seeing plentiful supply for romaine, green, and red leaf, but butter lettuce is slightly less available. Romaine hearts are experiencing increased production and quality is now above-average on both leafs and hearts. Despite this, the cold weather will tighten things.
Tender Leaf: With a steadying market, supplies and quality remain strong, but cold weather may be causing some discoloration. Expect a momentary decrease in yield.

Crop conditions have improved greatly. The market is steady with abundant availability, but cold temps may slow production momentarily.

Demand is strong and the market is normalizing. Storage quality remains excellent, with solid supply of red and yellow onions, however medium-sized red onions are tight while jumbo yellows and reds are more available.

The market is steady with adequate availability, consistent sizing, and excellent quality, but cold weather may have slowed growth leading to a momentary uptick in price.

While orange bell peppers are currently limited, availability has improved on both coasts for red and yellow and prices are decreasing, and despite recent colds, future warmer weather hopes to improve volumes further. Green peppers out of Florida may see minor quality deviations.

Both supply and demand are moderate and larger sizes are still tight, but escalations on value-added items have eased up.

The market is steady out of Idaho, with excellent storage quality. Small sizes are more limited than bigger ones, and the next couple of months will be a great time for potatoes.

Following recent hurricanes, the corn market is coming along. Supply out of Florida has restored, but recent cold weather may limit production and availability in the coming weeks.

Due to particular sensitivity to the cold temperatures, squash will see a reduced volume and raised prices, especially yellow squash.

Supply is meeting demand and Florida availability is adequate, but most is coming from offshore and crossings where cold weather has slowed the process down.