Market Beet
April 13th, 2026
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East Coast
The Georgia growing region will see a mostly dry week, with temperatures reaching the mid-80s and lows hovering in the mid-50s. A chance of rain is expected over the weekend.
West Coast
The growing region of California can expect a more erratic week, with temperatures ranging from the high 60s to high 70s, lows from the mid-40s into the 50s. Expect a chance of rain toward the beginning of the week.
Mexico
Mexico’s growing region is expecting a mostly dry and sunny week with high temperatures reaching the high 80s, lows resting in the mid-50s, and a chance of rain to start.
Fruits
AVOCADOS
The avocado market is steadying to meet demand and quality remains excellent. Upcoming rain may impact harvest.
Berries
Strawberry quality and supply may see some impact following recent California rain. Blueberries and raspberries are tighter as the season shifts. Expect improvements in about two weeks.
Citrus
The orange market is tightening, favoring larger sizes. Consider substitutions. Limes are light in supply with quality skewing toward smaller sizes.
GRAPES
Supply favors red grapes, but both red and green grapes are steadying in supply and quality. Expected to continue into May.
PEARS
The pear market remains steady as good quality supply rises to demand.
PINEAPPLE
Pineapples remain limited in quality and supply, but quality remains good. Fuel costs expected to impact availability over the coming weeks.
Stone Fruit
Apricots, peaches, and cherries expected to begin at the end of April and steadily improve in both volume and quality through May.
Vegetables
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Asparagus
Heat keeps the asparagus market elevated as quality is inconsistent and demand remains high. Expect improvements as season continues.
Bell Peppers
Weather pressure keeps bell peppers limited in supply and lesser quality. Improvements expected in the latter half of April into May.
Broccoli
While supply is steady and quality is good, the broccoli market is expected to continue tightening over the coming weeks.
Carrots
Carrots are expected to improve over the coming weeks with warmer weather. Expect smaller sizes in the early harvest, but good quality and availability all around.
Corn
Weather in Florida and Mexico have impacted the quality, price, and production of corn, tightening the market considerably.
Cucumbers
Expect cucumbers to remain tight through April as crops stabilize. Expect better quality and supply in May.
Eggplant
Eggplant is tight but quality is good. Expect continued improvements to supply into spring.
Lettuce
Overall, rain has impacted quality of lettuce, with Iceberg tightening the most. Lettuce leaf slows in production but supply remains steady. Consider supplementing with tender leaf into May.
POTATOES
Steady supplies match demand and quality for potatoes, but smaller sizes are tougher to come by.
Tomatoes
Tomatoes are expected to make a slow but steady comeback into the next month from weather impacts to quality and supply.