- March 18, 2026
Storms hit Moroccan blueberry industry with volumes and sizing both affected
Morocco’s blueberry growers are counting the costs after powerful storms hit the south-western Souss-Massa region on February 26 and 27,
Tariffs in dispute: the landscape following the invalidation of IEEPA and a new 10% duty
The ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court declaring unconstitutional the use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to
Latin America’s blueberry growers shift export focus as tariffs hit home
In the close to 12 months since their implementation, the tariffs introduced by the Trump Administration on April 2 2025
Real-time data and decision-making in global berry harvest operations
Berry growers across the world continue to navigate a consistent set of operational pressures. Labor availability, harvest efficiency and quality
Confusing times… or maybe not
By Mario Steta Hoping you all had a good end of 2025, I write this column a few days before
Legalization and integration: how Chinese blueberry group is helping tackle unlicensed production
Joy Wing Mau Group is a leading vertically-integrated fruit company in China, which plays a pivotal role in the country,
The Rise of Australia’s Blueberry Industry
By Berries Australia The development of the Australian blueberry industry is a remarkable success story evolving from its first commercial
2025: Reflection, Resilience, and Direction for the Global Blueberry Industry
As 2025 comes to a close, the global blueberry industry stands at a moment of reflection—and direction. The year has
Sustainable substrates: the momentum to move away from peat gathers pace
From the signing of the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change to the more recent tightening of European Union regulations
When responsible media reporting can challenge us… to improve – Part 2
By Mario Steta In our June editorial, the description of a first significant personal experience with a media report was