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  1. California producers are expanding their operations into the broader U.S. market.

California Weather Issues Drive Lettuce Sourcing from Mexico

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What happened

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Weather issues in California led to Freshline Foods sourcing lettuce from Mexico. While Canadian supply is starting to improve as the desert growing region transition concludes, volumes are not yet sufficient. Iceberg lettuce availability is increasing this week, and pricing is beginning to drop.

From freshplaza.com

Why it matters

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Supply challenges in leafy green markets, such as romaine and iceberg, are forcing processing companies to source product from alternative regions like Mexico. This shift affects market pricing and consumer confidence, particularly given past food safety concerns regarding Mexican leafy greens.

California producers are expanding their operations into the broader U.S. market.

From freshplaza.com

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  • Growers in Santa Barbara County might face changes in contract fulfillment due to supply instability.

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