- March 30, 2026
Canada: BC blueberries prove up to the task for China-bound seafreight
Results may have been mixed for the first full season of Chinese market access for British Columbia blueberries, but exporters
Growing consumer demand supports increasing berry imports
The U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council, based in Folsom, CA, reports that consumers who crave the taste of fresh blueberries in
Hortifrut profits rise 26% in H1
Several factors including delayed harvests and improved pricing helped push up profits at Chile-based berry company Hortifrut in the first
Yahoo! Profiles the “Blueberry Queen”
Elizabeth White, a true pioneer for the industry, is appropriately also known as the Blueberry Queen. Building the foundation for
U.S.: Two tasty new berries from ARS
Agricultural Research Service (ARS) geneticist Chad Finn and his colleagues at the Horticultural Crops Research Unit in Corvallis, Oregon, developed
More 18-ounce packs due from Argentina
Eighteen-ounce clamshell containers of blueberries that once were relatively rare coming from Argentina are becoming much more commonplace as plantings
Héctor Silva, Berries Paradise Group: Mexico: “We are increasing our supply of organic berries”
The Mexican berry season will start in September and prospects point to a very good volume this year. The Berries
Driscoll’s rolls out global berry rebranding campaign
Driscoll’s may be a household name in berries but the company is now going one step further in its branding,
Hortifrut tech fair puts innovation in the spotlight
With more than 30 years of experience, Hortifrut has become a global leader in berry marketing thanks to the Chilean
Australia: “Exceeded expectations” across the board for Costa Group
High demand for key crops in Australia and strong berry growth and citrus exports overseas have helped Costa Group (ASX: