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US(FL): Bigger sizes, finishing a few weeks earlier for navel harvest

“We're expecting to finish around December 18,” said Al Finch of Florida Classic Growers, “which is a couple of weeks earlier than normal.” Fruit sizing is trending larger, with navels peaking on 48s and 56s. Finch added that they're also packing 40 counts this season.
“The overall crop size is down when compared to last year, but we've had a good season with good availability,” said Finch. “Pricing has remained firm due to a smaller-sized crop and strong customer demand.”
For more information:
Al Finch
Florida Classic Growers
+1 863 438 2206
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