- March 31, 2026
Chile expecting U.S. to lift blueberry fumigation requirement by next season
Chile is reportedly anticipating that U.S. authorities will lift their requirement that blueberries be fumigated by the next season and
US blueberry growers preparing first shipments to Vietnam
The news that Vietnam has opened up its doors to blueberry imports from the US has been welcomed by blueberry
US: Southeast berry growers expect rebound from 2018
Southeastern blueberry growers, after two years of weather-related low harvests, are optimistic but cautious about a normal season. In Georgia
Australia: Costa Group upbeat for 2019 despite profit dip
Australia’s largest fruit and vegetable company, Costa Group, saw profits decline by 75% year-on-year in its first financial half but
India: IG International sees rising blueberry sales in urban areas
Indian fruit importer IG International says that sales of blueberries – a relatively unknown fruit in the country – are
African Blue opens new Moroccan blueberry packhouse
Blueberry grower-exporter African Blue has opened a new packhouse in Morocco to serve markets including the European Union, the U.K., Russia
Blueberry Europe – the market is going to change
Almost all over Europe, new blueberry plantations are being established. This applies in particular to countries such as Ukraine, Lithuania,
Vietnam opens doors to fresh U.S. blueberries
U.S. blueberry growers have a new overseas market for their fresh product. In a Feb. 13 letter to the USDA
OZblu blueberries to be grown in Northern Hemisphere
OZblu blueberries will be grown for the first time in the North Hemisphere following Mexico-based Red Sun Farms’ entry into
Argentina: Blueberry prices in U.S. hit by heavy Peruvian volumes, says industry rep
Argentina wrapped up its season with export volumes 16% lower than forecast and having fetched far lower prices in the