- April 17, 2025
Agronometrics in Charts: Peru’s blueberry exports poised to surpass 350,000 tons this year
In this installment of the ‘Agronometrics In Charts’ series, we take a look at Peru’s blueberry exports. Each week the
The 2024/2025 Peruvian blueberry campaign was a record, but the next one could be better
The 2024/2025 campaign has been very special for Peruvian blueberries. Almost finished, Peru has achieved great milestones, the result of
Aneberries 2025: The growing industry’s awaited congress
The 15th International Aneberries Congress in Mexico is a highly anticipated event for berry companies, producers, growers, and exporters. This
Mexican blueberries to experience 9% drop in production
Mexico is one of the main blueberry-producing countries, ranking sixth globally. By calendar year 2025, production is projected at 73,500
Variety innovation and consumer marketing help drive demand for Southeast berries
Growers in the Southeast play an important role in keeping the produce aisle stocked with fresh berries. Florida is the
Agronometrics in Charts: Achievements and prospects of Morocco’s blueberry journey
Morocco’s success in the international blueberry realm stems from strategic investments, advantageous agro-climatic conditions, and proactive market diversification. What began
Peruvian blueberries challenge Chile’s hold on the U.S. market
Historically a key player in the global blueberry industry, Chile is adapting its production to meet the demands of an
Agronometrics in Charts: Chilean blueberry exports reach 55,946 tons
Chile’s blueberry export industry continues to thrive, with the 2024-2025 season showing strong performance, bolstered by robust demand and strategic planning.
Proarándanos: This campaign has been marked by significant logistical challenges
According to Proarándanos, the projections for total fresh blueberry shipments for the current 2024/2025 campaign will be close to a total volume of 312,195 tons
Some Canadian blueberry growers fear they wouldn’t survive potential Trump tariffs
Blueberry farmers in New Brunswick, Canada, are struggling with low prices and fear that tariffs potentially imposed by President Donald Trump could sink their business.