- April 30, 2025
Canada: ‘Some fields will not be harvestable’: Over 50 per cent of N.S. blueberry crops lost to frost
The Nova Scotia wild blueberry industry has been hit hard by recent adverse weather conditions, and officials expect this year’s
Blueberry crop looks strong in New Jersey
With no severe frost or winter damage, growers of New Jersey blueberries expect a good crop for 2018, with harvest
Mexico to hit U.S. with tariffs on grapes, apples, cranberries
(Update June 5: In a decree recently published by the Mexican Government, tariffs were imposed on apples and cranberries but
Peru: Strong Q1 for Camposol as blueberry sales soar
Peruvian produce giant Camposol has reported its EBITDA rose by 90% to US$19 million in the first quarter, thanks in
Costa Group wins ‘Business Excellence Award for Agriculture, Food & Beverage’ at the 25th Annual AustCham Westpac Australia-China Business Awards
Overnight in Shanghai, China (17 May 2018), Costa Group was announced as the winner of the Business Excellence Award for
Wish Farms kicks off organic blueberries
Plant City, Fla.-based strawberry and blueberry grower-shipper Wish Farms has begun to market Florida blueberries from its new Misty Organics
Giumarra to offer jumbo blueberries
Los Angeles-based The Giumarra Cos. plans to roll out a new pack of jumbo blueberries from a Georgia supplier this season,
SE blueberry growers seek trade protection in new NAFTA
Big imports from Mexico have threatened the economic viability of Florida and Georgia blueberry growers, Southeast U.S. industry leaders say.
Northern Hemisphere blueberry season ‘not on trend’, says Brazelton
Delays in Mexico, the southern United States and Spain are causing spring supply limitations in the world’s leading blueberry markets.
Mexico: Aneberries developing national berry brand
The Mexican National Association of Berry Exporters (Aneberries) has announced plans to release a new brand to help boost exports