From Our Family To Yours. Since 1892

J.G Arnold began a small business selling fresh fruit and vegetables to the people of Albury and now we are one of the largest Retail, Wholesale and Online operations in regional Australia.

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Steve Richardson•3 months ago

Market Update 29/5/25

Several produce lines are experiencing price increases this week due to multiple seasonal factors affecting supply. Seasonal Transitions Impact Supply The South Australian season for tomatoes and capsicum has come to an end, prompting our usual transition to Queensland suppliers. Unfortunately, a poor start to the Queensland season means many lines aren't ready yet. Expect tomatoes across most varieties to hit higher than normal pricing, with relief likely still a week or two away. Weather Slowing Growth Colder weather in our southern states has significantly slowed growth conditions. Several vegetable lines are climbing back up from their recent lows, with broccoli, asparagus, beans and cauliflower leading the charge. Some onion lines, particularly red varieties, are set to tighten up over the coming week. Mushrooms continue their stubborn price climb with lower yields hitting the market - only large white flats have decent quantity available right now, though this should improve next week. Citrus and Berry Updates Imperial mandarins will finish this week, making way for Daisy and local Satsuma varieties that are eating beautifully. Valencia oranges have wrapped up, with early season Navelina navels just starting. These tend to be quite tart initially, and crops are running light with plenty of larger fruit available. Berry lines remain tight in these cooler conditions, with quality fruit commanding premium prices. Local kiwifruit season has ended and New Zealand fruit is starting, so expect prices to climb. Despite rising costs in some areas, excellent value opportunities remain across several categories. Vegetable Bargains Potato lines are delivering exceptional value - grab 2.5kg washed bags and loose cocktail chats for outstanding quality at great prices. Broccolini is your best choice over other greens and priced perfectly to move. Local Savoy cabbage is abundant this week and absolutely worth trying. All pumpkin varieties offer excellent value with very good quality. Fresh young ginger is superb quality and won't be found cheaper anywhere - at just $9.99 per kilo this week, it's time to stock up. Eggplant should see some price relief in the coming week. Fruit Opportunities The grape season is winding down, but sweet black grapes are superb and priced to sell quickly. Keep an eye out for value pricing on rockmelon and watermelon next week. Pineapples have pulled back in price, making them an attractive option. Local King Valley walnuts are eating beautifully - do yourself a favour and try them. We've set competitive pricing to move these quality nuts. As winter cold sets in, look for extra value on soup ingredient lines next week. Hass avocados are now excellent value. Fresh arrivals this week include: Current limited availability items: Get these while you can - seasons are wrapping up: Don't forget we are here to help save you on your weekly shop. Shop Local. Steve Arnold's Buyer