The company said, "The industry is expecting volumes to be higher in the fiscal 2023 first quarter versus the prior year period, primarily due to expectations for a larger Mexican harvest. The overall Mexican crop is expected to be approximately 20% higher compared to the prior harvest season, but early season volumes have lagged that figure due to primarily to low pricing. Pricing is expected to be lower on a sequential basis, but consistent with pricing experienced in the latter part of the prior quarter, which would imply a year-over-year decrease of approximately 20-25% compared to the $1.56 per pound average experienced in first quarter of fiscal 2022."
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