- May 2, 2025
“Ten years ago to think of growing blueberries in Peru was crazy”
Interview to Daniel Bustamante, president of Proarándanos “The new genetics is essential to be able to serve these markets,
Movement of Chilean imports of blueberries via boat through both East and West Coast expected to increase
Produce shipments for the holidays wrapped up for the most part by the beginning of the week, with later arrivals
New Zealand blueberry prices set to drop
The harvest for New Zealand blueberry varieties has now begun and growers are encouraging Kiwis to buy them as larger
China Has Much Untapped Potential for Canadian Blueberries
As an increasing number of countries have been permitted to export blueberries to China, this fruit has become available to
Peru winds down on blueberries while Chile starts up
Supplies of blueberries are starting to tighten up as Peru winds down its volume. “It’s towards the end of the
New research finds blueberries benefit heart health
A new research study published in Clinical Nutrition finds that the equivalent of one cup of fresh blueberries may benefit
Blueberry industry consolidation shows no signs of slowing down
By Matt Ogg Whether it’s through mergers, acquisitions or joint ventures, a fast-growing and competitive blueberry environment coupled with unprecedented
Ecuador promotes blueberry cultivation with sights on exports
Blueberry cultivation in Ecuador has been encouraged in order to supply the national market with the goal of exporting the
Mexico: Blueberry production grows for fifth year in a row
Mexican blueberry production has grown over the last five years, reaching over 50,000 metric tons (MT) in 2020. The Ministry
Agronometrics in Charts: High volumes of Peruvian blueberries push prices down in U.S. market
In this installment of the ‘Agronometrics In Charts’ series, Cristian Crespo F. illustrates how the U.S. market is evolving. Each