Market Update

Written by martins-produce | Posted on 10 July 2026

Market Update

Morning All

Just a quick market update

Vegetables

Savoy Cabbage has become very short in supply and may be NA. Price has increased sharply to over $7, if available.

Asparagus – terrible week for asparagus, whole container of imported was rejected because had been frozen, and too wet over East for them to send any, prices were close to $5/bunch.

Spring Onion – supply has improved and prices will ease next week.

Cauliflowers – very good supply and quality sensational, hit me up for some specials.

Broccoli – Supply has really picked up this week, same as cauliflowers, hit me up for some specials.

Tomatoes – Carnarvon season so quality is hit and miss sorry.

Iceberg Lettuce – with the terrible wet and windy weather we have been receiving, some Iceberg haven’t been the best, sorry we are trying our best.

 

Fruit

Grapes – Some USA Red starting this week, expecting some white sometime next week, quality just ok.

Blueberries – season starting to kick off now so volume improving, prices easing next week.

Oranges – local Moora Oranges are tasting sensation, fill those shelves.

Mandarins – Some amazing local Red Imperials have started, quality sensational.

Strawberries – Quality improved this week, cold weather causing some green shoulder but fruit tasting a lot better.

Seedless Watermelon – some nice Kununurra watermelon coming down now, prices easing.

Limes – are very short in supply and prices over $15/kg.

Pineapples – extremely short supply, some Queensland growers between patches, very little fruit coming over.

Stone fruit – USA Cherries/Peaches/Nectarines and plums have started, prices are expensive, full 9kg boxes only, no breakdown. We also have 250g PP cherries (10 punnet/tray)

Have a great weekend 🙂

Wes

 

 

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