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TABLE 8: BASE PRICE PAID TO GROWERS FOR GRAPES CRUSHED AND DELIVERED TO CALIFORNIA PROCESSORS FROM THE2010 CROP WITH BRIX FACTORS AND PURCHASED TONNAGE, BY TYPE, VARIETY, REPORTING DISTRICT WHERE GROWN, ANDWEIGHTED AVERAGE BASE PRICE.District, Type, and VarietyBase PricePer TonBrixFactors TonsDistrict, Type, and VarietyBase PricePer TonBrixFactors TonsDollars Code a/ Dollars Code a/* Synonyms for variety names are shown on Page 5a/ See code descriptions in Table 8 - Supplement: 2010 Brix Adjustment Factorsb/ Other categories include minor and mixed varietiesc/ Price basis per Degree Brixd/ Price per Degree Brix not included in weighted average base pricee/ All prices based on per Degree BrixUSDA, NASS, California Field Office 122 Grape Crush Report, Final 2010 Crop
TABLE 8 - SUPPLEMENT: 2010 BRIX ADJUSTMENT FACTORSThe following Brix adjustment factors are on a per degree Brix basis and are normally calculated to a tenth of a degree, and are cumulative unless otherwise indicated. Most processors,however, indicate maximum and/or minimum Brix acceptance limits. Grapes testing above or below these limits may be subject to price renegotiation, acceptance for use other than fortable wine, or rejection by the processors. Discounts for high sugar apply to both base price and bonus unless otherwise stated. There are factors other than Brix, such as material otherthan grapes (MOG), defects, weight loss in late harvest grapes, and sugar/acid ratios that affect grape prices. These were not considered in this presentation, unless otherwise stated, butwere considered in arriving at weighted average prices.Category Code Description Category Code DescriptionPREMIUM ORPEN 000100 No max. or min. 011600 Acceptable limits 20‐28000300 Min. acceptance 15 011700 Acceptable limits 20‐29000400 Min. acceptance 16 011800 Acceptable limits 20‐30000500 Min. acceptance 16.5 012175 Acceptable limits 20.5‐21.5000600 Min. acceptance 17 012300 Acceptable limits 20.5‐22.5000700 Min. acceptance 17.5 012800 Acceptable limits 20.8‐25.7000800 Min. acceptance 18 012900 Acceptable limits 21‐22000900 Min. acceptance 18.5 013100 Acceptable limits 21‐23001000 Min. acceptance 19 013200 Acceptable limits 21‐23.5001300 Min. acceptance 19.5 013400 Acceptable limits 21‐24001310 Min. acceptance 19.6 013410 Acceptable limits 21‐24.1001400 Min. acceptance 20 013500 Acceptable limits 21‐24.5001600 Min. acceptance 20.5 013600 Acceptable limits 21‐25001620 Min. acceptance 20.7 013700 Acceptable limits 21‐25.5001700 Min. acceptance 21 013800 Acceptable limits 21‐26001800 Min. acceptance 21.5 013900 Acceptable limits 21‐26.5001880 Min. acceptance 21.9 014000 Acceptable limits 21‐27001900 Min. acceptance 22 014100 Acceptable limits 21‐28001920 Min. acceptance 22.2 014400 Acceptable limits 21‐29002000 Min. acceptance 22.5 014500 Acceptable limits 21‐30002100 Min. acceptance 22.8 014550 Acceptable limits 21‐31002200 Min. acceptance 23 015200 Acceptable limits 21.5‐22.5002300 Min. acceptance 23.5 015300 Acceptable limits 21.5‐23002600 Min. acceptance 24 015500 Acceptable limits 21.5‐23.5002800 Min. acceptance 24.4 015700 Acceptable limits 21.5‐24003100 Min. acceptance 25 015800 Acceptable limits 21.5‐24.5003400 Min. acceptance 27 015900 Acceptable limits 21.5‐25003900 Max. acceptance 23 016000 Acceptable limits 21.5‐25.5004025 Max. acceptance 23.5 016100 Acceptable limits 21.5‐26004210 Max. acceptance 26 016140 Acceptable limits 21.5‐26.5004268 Max. acceptance 29 016310 Acceptable limits 21.5‐27.5004270 Max. acceptance 30 016340 Acceptable limits 21.5‐28.5004290 Acceptable limits 11‐14 016600 Acceptable limits 21.7‐24004495 Acceptable limits 14‐16 016800 Acceptable limits 22‐23004900 Acceptable limits 15‐18 017000 Acceptable limits 22‐24005320 Acceptable limits 16‐17.5 017100 Acceptable limits 22‐24.5005600 Acceptable limits 16‐20 017150 Acceptable limits 22‐24.8005700 Acceptable limits 16‐22 017200 Acceptable limits 22‐25006300 Acceptable limits 17‐19 017220 Acceptable limits 22‐25.2006400 Acceptable limits 17‐20 017300 Acceptable limits 22‐25.5006700 Acceptable limits 17‐22.5 017400 Acceptable limits 22‐26006800 Acceptable limits 17‐23 017410 Acceptable limits 22‐26.1007050 Acceptable limits 17.5‐19 017500 Acceptable limits 22‐26.5007150 Acceptable limits 17.5‐21 017600 Acceptable limits 22‐27007200 Acceptable limits 17.5‐22 017700 Acceptable limits 22‐27.5007600 Acceptable limits 18‐20 017800 Acceptable limits 22‐28007800 Acceptable limits 18‐21 017900 Acceptable limits 22‐29007900 Acceptable limits 18‐22 018000 Acceptable limits 22‐30008000 Acceptable limits 18‐23 018050 Acceptable limits 22‐32008100 Acceptable limits 18‐24 018800 Acceptable limits 22.5‐23.5008200 Acceptable limits 18‐25 018900 Acceptable limits 22.5‐24008303 Acceptable limits 18‐28 019000 Acceptable limits 22.5‐24.5008305 Acceptable limits 18 ‐ 30 019100 Acceptable limits 22.5‐25009000 Acceptable limits 19‐21 019200 Acceptable limits 22.5‐25.5009150 Acceptable limits 19‐22.4 019300 Acceptable limits 22.5‐26009300 Acceptable limits 19‐23 019400 Acceptable limits 22.5‐26.5009350 Acceptable limits 19‐23.5 019500 Acceptable limits 22.5‐27009400 Acceptable limits 19‐24 019550 Acceptable limits 22.5‐27.5009500 Acceptable limits 19‐25 019600 Acceptable limits 22.5‐28009520 Acceptable limits 19‐26 019625 Acceptable limits 22.5‐28.5009525 Acceptable limits 19‐27 019700 Acceptable limits 22.5‐30009565 Acceptable limits 19.2 ‐ 22.6 019910 Acceptable limits 22.7‐24009900 Acceptable limits 19.5‐22.5 020150 Acceptable limits 22.8‐24.5010345 Acceptable limits 19.7 ‐ 22.4 020400 Acceptable limits 22.8‐26010650 Acceptable limits 20‐21.5 020600 Acceptable limits 23‐24010700 Acceptable limits 20‐22 020700 Acceptable limits 23‐24.5010800 Acceptable limits 20‐22.5 020800 Acceptable limits 23‐25010900 Acceptable limits 20‐23 020900 Acceptable limits 23‐25.5011000 Acceptable limits 20‐23.5 020950 Acceptable limits 23‐25.8011100 Acceptable limits 20‐24 021000 Acceptable limits 23‐26011300 Acceptable limits 20‐25 021100 Acceptable limits 23‐26.5011400 Acceptable limits 20‐26 021200 Acceptable limits 23‐27011500 Acceptable limits 20‐27 021300 Acceptable limits 23‐27.5USDA, NASS, California Field Office 123 Grape Crush Report, Final 2010 Crop
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MAP AND DEFINITIONS OFCALIFORNIA GR
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CALIFORNIA GRAPE CRUSH TONNAGE AND
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EXPLANATION OF TABLESTABLE 1 is a s
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TABLE 1: STATE TOTALS OF GRAPES FOR
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TABLE 2: TONS OF GRAPES CRUSHED BY
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TABLE 4: TONS OF GRAPES PURCHASEDFO
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TABLE 5: WEIGHTED AVERAGE DEGREES B
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TABLE 6: WEIGHTED AVERAGE GROWER RE
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