Faced with a complex harvest, the industry is shifting its strategy toward climate-resilient varieties.
The firm is betting on strong partnerships, with a mix of commercial experience, regional strength, and supply chain reliability.
Industry body Abrafrutas is working with producers and exporters to steer necessary procedures and mitigate adverse effects of the levy.
As the one of the only ag categories not exempted from the levies, producers risk losing competitiveness, writes Margarete Boteon, horticultural researcher at Cepea.
Assets, including real estate properties, water rights, and client contracts, were acquired by Conterra Ag Capital.
Most of the company’s varieties are at or near full color, but owner CJ Buxman clarifies that sugar-acid balance is not there yet.
Supported by 10 US Representatives, the effort is requesting $32.2 million to help eradicate the glassy-winged sharpshooter, whose economic impact on the industry could amount to $104 million annually.
The region's accelerated cycle is concluding early, prompting an immediate handoff to the San Joaquin Valley.
The main producing area in the Golden State kicked off harvesting last week, projecting good yields and quality as Mexican supplies slowly exit the market.
The industry is sharpening its quality focus after a rain-struck season.
