TORONTO, CANADA - Execulytics Consulting is introducing a new tool to help produce professionals stay up to date and on top of our industry. The company announced its 2019 Produce Almanac this week—the first edition of what will be an annual publication.

“The 300-page Almanac is information-rich, full of market insight, and dare I say a little predictive," said Mike Mauti, Managing Partner and Senior Vice President. “We strove to bring detailed intelligence, so the produce industry could better understand how markets moved in 2018. We plan to produce a new Almanac annually.”

According to a press release, the first edition of the annual publication features comprehensive data gathered from throughout the produce industry. Users will find 5-year cost comparisons; premiums for organics; retail pricing from around the United States; and hundreds of pages of insights, recommendations, and predictions on “all significant produce commodities.”

The publication uses a variety of graphical visualizations to provide easy to comprehend intelligence on the markets—intelligence gathered from the USDA and Agriculture Canada data sources.

“I’ve seen an advance copy, and this publication is jam packed with more produce information than I expected. It should be on every produce professional’s desk,” said Domenic Raso, Co-CEO of Burnac Produce. “The guide is full of commentary that many people will find useful and the section on organics is golden.”

Raso was, Execulytics noted, one of several industry leaders who received a sample copy of the Produce Almanac to provide feedback and advice on content, style, and usability.

The 2019 Produce Almanac is expected to be available as an e-book in January. It carries a $299 price tag, but Execulytics is making a special offer of $195 for pre-orders up until November 30, 2018. $20 from every order will go to local charities fighting in the battle against hunger.

The Almanac is still in development as it is expected to integrate data for the entirety of 2018.

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