- April 30, 2025
Blueberry Outlook for Aggressive New Entrants: Colombia, Georgia, Ukraine, Zimbabwe, Egypt and Others
EastFruit team continues to analyze the global blueberry market. After covering the general global blueberry trends, as well as situation in two
Argentina ends blueberry season with the U.S. as its main destination
Freshfruitportal.com recently spoke with Jorge Pazos, president of the Argentine Blueberry Exporters Chamber (ABC), who offered an analysis of the current
North American Blueberry Council: Consistent retail presence is critical for the success of U.S. growers
As trade policy uncertainty looms, the North American Blueberry Council (NABC) and U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council (USHBC) head says stability
Chile: Restructuring to Compete in a Crowded Market
EastFruit team continues to analyze global blueberry markets, and this is the third of our outlook reports dedicated to Chile –
Global Fresh Blueberry Outlook 2025–2030
The global blueberry sector is entering the latter 2020s with unprecedented production capacity and a more geographically diverse supply base
Later start for Florida blueberries
The Florida blueberry season is running about a week or two behind this year. “The bushes and crop look very
Chilean blueberries retain majority share in U.S. market amid shipment increase
The 2024-25 Chilean blueberry season is coming to an end, with industry body Frutas de Chile reporting a 5% year-on-year increase in
Agronometrics in Charts: The Impact of New U.S. Tariffs on Blueberries – A Strategic Setback for the Export Industry
The recent decision by Donald Trump’s administration to impose tariffs on blueberry imports marks a new chapter in the international
Worldwide agricultural organizations’ responses to U.S. retaliatory tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump on April 2 announced a baseline 10% tariff on worldwide imports and a higher number on a select few countries.
Peak volumes of Moroccan blueberries finally arriving
The blueberry season in Morocco has staggered this year, delaying the peak harvest by almost a month. Amine Bennani, President