- May 3, 2025
Late start but more organic blueberries from Mexico
Supplies of organic blueberries out of Mexico are picking up. “We’re located in the Northwest part of Mexico and production
The Effects of COVID-19 Will Ripple through Food Systems
As winter gives way to spring, farmers across the U.S. are ramping up for the growing season—hiring workers, purchasing materials
Chilean organic blueberry exports hit new high
New record set for organic blueberry exports, as 2019/20 season draws to a close Asoex has described the 2019/20 Chilean
Chilean blueberry season wraps up with slightly lower volumes
The Chilean blueberry season is wrapping up with lower exports than originally forecast, following a period of numerous challenges for
French retailers demand locally grown blueberries
Centra Blue, the new selection from New Zealand by the Plant and Food Research, can be found at the Multibaies
U.S. House introduces resolution declaring July “National Blueberry Month”
The U.S. House of Representatives has introduced a resolution recognizing the history and accomplishments of the U.S. highbush blueberry industry
Spain: Blueberry acreage in Huelva stabilizes at around 4,500 hectares
According to Julio Volante, delegate in Huelva of the Official College of Agricultural Technical Engineers of Western Andalusia (Coitand), the
Chilean fruit export to China is gradually returning to normal
Ronald Bown, the chairman of the Chilean Fruit Export Association, stated that Chilean shipping containers had previously experienced difficulties going
Southeast berry growers getting ready for spring
Delayed rain in Chile and Mexico and freezes in Southern California could mean the national market needs more volume from
Growers answering demand for organic berries
It’s more difficult to grow organic berries in the humid, rainy Southeastern part of the U.S. compared to arid California,