*Idaho Burbank GRI, 6.29.2009
Audio Recording of Market Report, 6.26.2009
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The Federal State market news is reporting the market as: DEMAND CARTONS 90-100S FAIRLY LIGHT, OTHERS MODERATE. MARKET CARTONS 90-100S LOWER, OTHERS ABOUT STEADY. The tone on the conference call this week indicated moderate demand on consumers with good demand on larger cartons sizes and 10oz twos. 70 count carton Burbanks are at $22.50, stable last week, and 10# Poly is at $7.00, down $1.00 from last week. The FWA this week is at $13.87, down $0.39 from last week, which translates into an approximate return of $5.65*, down $0.35 from last week on a Russet Burbank crop that splits 60% one’s 50% Size?
The Columbia Basin GRI is at $7.34,the Colorado GRI is at $7.95, down $0.20, and the Wisconsin GRI at $9.17, up $0.05 from last week. For additional split scenarios please refer to the Grower return matrix on unitedpotato.com. If you have any questions and want additional details please give us a call. Remember its all about the GRI. Thank you for your support.
*Note : We have been reporting the GRI based off of the North American Potato Market News in the past. We are now reporting based off of the United GRI chart on the website. The main difference between them is the NAPN GRI does not take Freight and Scooping charges into consideration. The United GRI uses an average Freight and Scooping rate of $0.42 per cwt.
*Idaho Burbank GRI, 6.23.09
Audio Recording of Market Report, 6.19.09
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The Federal State market news is reporting the market as: DEMAND CARTONS 40-50S & U.S. TWO 10 OZ MODERATE, OTHERS LIGHT. MARKET CARTONS 80-100S LOWER, OTHERS ABOUT STEADY. The tone on the conference call this week indicated moderate demand on consumers with good demand on larger cartons sizes and 10oz twos.
70 count carton Burbanks are at $22.50, up $0.50 from last week and 10# Poly is at $8.00. The FWA this week is at $13.87, down $0.07 from last week, which translates into an approximate return of $6.00*, down $0.12 from last week on a Russet Burbank crop that splits 60% one’s 50% Size? The Columbia Basin GRI is at $7.34, down $0.24,the Colorado GRI is at $8.15, up $0.12,and the Wisconsin GRI at $9.12, up $0.05 from last week.
For additional split scenarios please refer to the Grower return matrix on unitedpotato.com. If you have any questions and want additional details please give us a call. Remember it’s all about the GRI. Thank you for your support.
*Note : We have been reporting the GRI based off of the North American Potato Market News in the past. We are now reporting based off of the United GRI chart on the website. The main difference between them is the NAPN GRI does not take Freight and Scooping charges into consideration. The United GRI uses an average Freight and Scooping rate of $0.42 per cwt.
*6.15.2009: Idaho Burbank GRI
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The Federal State market news is reporting the market as: DEMAND CARTONS 40-80S & U.S. TWOS 10 OZ FAIRLY GOOD, OTHERS FAIRLY LIGHT. MARKET BALED FILMBAGS, CARTONS 90-100S, & U.S. TWOS 6 OZ LOWER, OTHERS ABOUT STEADY. The tone on the conference call this week indicated moderate improved demand consumers with good demand on larger cartons sizes and 10oz twos.
70 count carton Burbanks are at $22, up $0.50 from last week, and 10# Poly is at $8 with some sales lower. The FWA this week is at $13.94, down $0.24 from last week, which translates into an approximate return of $6.12*, down $0.14 from last week on a Russet Burbank crop that splits 60% one’s 50% Size?
The Columbia Basin GRI is at $7.58, stable from last week, the Colorado GRI is at $8.03, up $0.09 from last week, and the Wisconsin GRI at $9.07, stable from last week. For additional split scenarios please refer to the Grower return matrix on unitedpotato.com. If you have any questions and want additional details please give us a call. Remember it’s all about the GRI. Thank you for your support.
*Note : We have been reporting the GRI based off of the North American Potato Market News in the past. We are now reporting based off of the United GRI chart on the website. The main difference between them is the NAPN GRI does not take Freight and Scooping charges into consideration. The United GRI uses an average Freight and Scooping rate of $0.42 per cwt.
*6.8.2009: Idaho Burbank GRI
Audio Recording of Market Report, 6.5.2009
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The Federal State market news is reporting the market as: DEMAND CARTONS 40-80S & U.S. TWO 10 OZ FAIRLY GOOD FOR AVAILABLE OFFERINGS, OTHERS LIGHT. MARKET ABOUT STEADY. The tone on the conference call this week indicated moderate demand consumers with good demand on larger cartons sizes and twos.
70 count carton Burbanks are at $21.50 with some sales higher and 10# Poly is at $8, down $0.50 from last week. The FWA this week is at $13.71, down $0.15 from last week. Which translates into an approximate return of $6.07*, down $0.09 from last week on a Russet Burbank crop that splits 60% one’s 50% Size? The Columbia Basin GRI is at $7.58, the Colorado GRI is at $7.94, and the Wisconsin GRI at $9.07, all stable from last week. For additional split scenarios please refer to the Grower return matrix on unitedpotato.com.
If you have any questions and want additional details please give us a call. Remember it’s all about the GRI. Thank you for your support.
*Note : We have been reporting the GRI based off of the North American Potato Market News in the past. We are now reporting based off of the United GRI chart on the website. The main difference between them is the NAPN GRI does not take Freight and Scooping charges into consideration. The United GRI uses an average Freight and Scooping rate of $0.42 per cwt.
*6.2.2009: Idaho Burbank GRI
Audio Recording of Market Report, 5.29.09
“Sponsored by 1,4Sight® Dormancy enhancer, “Seeing any peeps?” 1,4Sight® Dormancy Enhancer in addition to PIN NIP CIPC® will put them to sleep.”
The Federal State market news is reporting the market as: DEMAND CARTONS 40-80S & U.S. TWO FAIRLY GOOD, OTHERS FAIRLY LIGHT. MARKET BALED LOWER, OTHERS ABOUT STEADY. The tone on the conference call this week indicated moderate demand consumers with good demand on larger cartons sizes and twos.
70 count carton Burbanks are at $21.50 with some sales higher and 10# Poly is at $8.50 down $.50 from last week. The FWA this week is at $13.95, down $0.53 from last week, which translates into an approximate return of $6.16*, down $0.36 from last week on a Russet Burbank crop that splits 60% one’s 50% Size?
The Columbia Basin GRI is stable at $7.58, the Colorado GRI is at $7.94, down $0.13, and the Wisconsin GRI is stable at $9.07. For additional split scenarios please refer to the Grower return matrix on unitedpotato.com. If you have any questions and want additional details please give us a call. Remember it’s all about the GRI. Thank you for your support.
*Note : We have been reporting the GRI based off of the North American Potato Market News in the past. We are now reporting based off of the United GRI chart on the Web site. The main difference between them is the NAPN GRI does not take Freight and Scooping charges into consideration. The United GRI uses an average Freight and Scooping rate of $0.42 per cwt.
