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International Blueberry Organization introduces BlueCareers to address talent shortage in global industry

New centralised job hub aims to address labour scarcity while supporting sustainable growth and professionalisation throughout the blueberry value chain

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Zimbabwean blueberries are now authorized to hit the Chinese market

It’s official—For the first time, Zimbabwean blueberries will be exported to China. The announcement was made after the two countries signed

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Poland’s fresh blueberries are ready to break into the Taiwanese market

After a long-winded process, Poland has been officially authorized to export its world-renowned fresh blueberries into Taiwan.  In July, Taiwan’s Minister of

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Chile officially kicks off the 2025-2026 blueberry season

The Chilean industry officially welcomed the 2025-2026 blueberry season with a strategic focus on quality and diversification, amid a more competitive global

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Global blueberry industry bets on quality and growth toward 2027

The global blueberry industry is currently facing a critical transformation, characterized by rapid growth, changes in commercial windows, and an increasingly

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Agronometrics in Charts: Peruvian blueberry exports surge backed by new varietie

The 2025-26 Peruvian blueberry export season began on a strong note in May, with nearly 25,000 tons of fresh, frozen,

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Peru looks to Asia to diversify blueberry markets

Andean nation says forecast growth rates will only be sustained by opening new markets  Peru looks set to pivot its

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UK turns to Morocco for blueberries as imports hit new high

Morocco has surged to the top of the UK’s blueberry import rankings, setting a new benchmark for export performance, according

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IBO Mourns the Passing of Brad Moorer

The International Blueberry Organization extends its deepest condolences on the passing of Brad Moorer, CEO of MBG Marketing, who died

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“We’ll just raise prices”: Latin American agro industry reacts to U.S. tariffs 

While countries like Brazil face a 50 percent tariff on exports to the U.S., the rest of the Southern Cone