Supply Chain issues have impacted fresh produce supply which has flowed into higher prices as well as causing delays in dairy and grocery lines. COVID related staff shortages and shut downs in the agricultural sector have seen sharp rises in prices particularly for some items. These issues are likely to lead to fluctuation in prices for some items depending on what growers/sectors are impacted over the short term.

Honey Golds our pick and good value.

Limes and fingerlimes good value. Lemons are a winter Autumn fruit hence as always scarcity reflected in price over the Summer period.

Rockmelons scarce but eating well. Watermelon scarce. Pineapples eating well with tops on our pick.

Apricots and plums eating well. We have sugar plums and a pretty yellow King Midas plum available this week. White nectarines and yellow peaches our pick.

Tassie Cherries in season not a plentiful supply but eating well.

Blackberries good value. Raspberries pretty good value. Not the best time of year for strawberries.

Aussie Lychees in season. Also achach in season.

Lots of varieties of Aussie grapes in season.

Mushrooms, hydro lettuce grape tomatoes.

Good value and quality continues with Reids still in season.

Snow peas, cucumbers and kale.

Very scarce with prices reflecting the end of the season for Aussie asparagus plus supply chain issues. Beware of imported inferior but cheaper asparagus. Would swap for alternative it at all possible.

Rounds, cherry and grape tomatoes are all scarce. Loose cherry truss the value and taste pick.

King Edwards nice and fresh.

Broccoli, cauliflower, beans, asparagus and brussel sprouts.

Holiday shutdowns and COVID staff issues have impacted the supply, price and range of flowers. Dahlia's great value this week and loving gardenias and grevillea flowers.