""They will be slow in paying for those goods, and they told us whatever goods were sold already to them [that] have not shipped, please do not ship those. That will impact our cash flow. We have to pay the growers for them.""
"The average price of a gallon of diesel in California has hit $7.26, up more than $2 compared with a month ago. Diesel that powers tractors and other non-road vehicles and engines is typically almost $1 cheaper as it is exempt from certain taxes."
The Iran war has disrupted the operations of California farmers, particularly affecting shipping routes and costs. Shipping costs have surged to $7,500 per container, while the price of diesel has risen to $7.26 per gallon, impacting transportation and farming operations. Farmers are facing uncertainty regarding payments for goods, with some shipments diverted to unexpected locations. The conflict threatens to escalate prices in the market, as essential supplies like fertilizers become more expensive, further straining the agricultural economy.
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