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Home » june 2021

Articles Tagged with ''june 2021''

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Ag exporters left behind as consumers shop online

June 14, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
A side effect of the Covid-19 pandemic is hurting Washington’s ability to export its fresh cherries, apples, frozen french fries and other signature products to the rest of the world.A shipping container shortage sparked by frenzied online shopping is the latest complication faced by farmers and ranchers, who have been...
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Cherryblossom

Consumers crave their fresh fruit

June 14, 2021
Robin Wojtanik
The 2021 cherry crop is shaping up to be larger than last year’s but with the usual caveat for the sweet, fragile fruit: A single weekend of wind or rain could cause widespread devastation.The cherry industry didn’t miss a beat when the Covid-19 pandemic arrived a year ago. Washington growers...
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Applesgreen

Fewer apples heading to market

June 14, 2021
Robin Wojtanik
Fewer apples are going to market in 2021, but this isn’t really a complaint.“This has proven to be very advantageous as far as Covid and trade issues go,” said Todd Fryhover, president of the Washington Apple Commission.The industry expects to harvest 122 million bushels in 2021, compared to 134 million...
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Potatoes fries

Growers look to Mexico for export recovery

June 14, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
In 2020, Washington potato growers faced a staggering surplus of potatoes.In 2021, they’re banking on a revival of the food service industry, including in-person dining, improved shipping conditions and a just-opened Mexican market to help reverse the chaos left by the trade wars and Covid-19 pandemic.The pandemic brought restaurant dining...
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Hopskiln

Hop output lower with changes in beer demand, distribution

June 14, 2021
Robin Wojtanik
After a chaotic year, Washington’s hop industry is looking for a win. “Things are starting to get rocking and rolling again,” said Jaki Brophy, communications director for the Washington Hop Commission, following a year of Covid-19 restrictions, lower beer sales and punishment by Mother Nature. Wildfires and windstorms took a...
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Grapeshands

Concord grapes take off with organic approach

June 14, 2021
Guest Contributor
The Miller family’s place in the history of Washington wine is secure, and their Airfield Estates tasting room ranks as one of the most iconic in the Yakima Valley.Along the way, however, Marcus Miller positioned Airport Ranch Vineyards into one of the state’s most important producers of Concord juice grapes.It...
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Isoray raises $50M to expand Cesium-131 cancer treatments

June 14, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
Lori WoodsIsoray Inc., the Richland company that makes radioactive seeds to treat prostate cancer, has raised more than $50 million through supplemental stock offerings in recent months, with most targeted to expand its reach to other types of cancer.Isoray (NYSE American: ISR) raised nearly $10 million in October to fund...
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2020 wasn’t a great year for Washington wine. Or was it?

June 14, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
Northwest wine economist Chris Bitter painted a bleak picture when he recapped the state of Washington’s $8.4 billion wine industry in March.The state’s wineries shipped almost 1 million fewer cases in 2020. All sales channels – to consumers, to retailers, to distributors – fell in 2020, according to Bitter, of...
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Legagaritexture

Leggari Products builds DIY juggernaut fueled by the power of social media

June 14, 2021
Kristina Lord
Tim KrumlandWith up to 100 orders leaving their Big Pasco warehouse daily, record revenue last year and plans to break ground on a new building later this year, Leggari Products’ owners are ready to take on the big boys in the epoxy coating industry.The scrappy Pasco-based startup, co-founded by Tri-City...
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Ourviewnew3

Our state’s powerhouse ag industry takes center stage in June edition

June 14, 2021
TCAJOB Staff
June always brings a spring to our step at the Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business as we explore the state of Washington’s agriculture and viticulture sectors for our annual Focus: Agriculture + Viticulture magazine.Find the standalone magazine inside our June edition, along with a host of ag-related stories throughout the...
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