Onion prices

Markon reports that onion harvests are nearing completion across Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Utah, and Colorado as product shifts to long-term storage, with generally stable market conditions.

• Washington: harvests will finish by the middle of next week. great quality great quality
• Idaho/Oregon: Prices stable. Yields are down approximately 20% markets are stable
• Utah: Harvesting is wrapping up. great across the board quality is great
• Colorado: Prices stable. Yields are average. white quality is excellent Markets are stable

Markon reports that Tropical Storms Rachel and Simon are expected to cause significant harvesting, transportation, and loading delays for a variety of produce across multiple Mexican growing regions due to heavy rain and flooding.

• Ensenada/San Quintín: rain, gusty winds, localized flooding, field-access issues, and transportation delays rain, gusty winds, localized flooding, field-access issues
• Baja: brief harvesting or loading delays brief harvesting or loading delays

Markon reports that while green onion prices have recently softened, upcoming tropical storms in Mexico and the Northern Baja Peninsula are expected to disrupt production and lead to tighter supplies.

• Mexico: Prices falling. tighten prices have eased
• Northern Baja Peninsula: disrupt production. Field damage and lodged onions, Early decay and slimy tips, Discoloration disrupt production and impact field conditions

Demand moderate.

Demand moderate.