February 2014
Norway: Berries, the consumer purchase of the future
With berries in third place of the retail sales Fresh Produce top ten of Norway, Coop Norway’s 900 stores are
BC Blueberries of Canada heads to Dubai to explore new international markets
If Canadians consume roughly half of the 48 million kilograms of blueberries that British Columbia produces each year, who eats
Researcher evaluates frozen blueberries
Blueberries pack a powerful antioxidant punch, whether eaten fresh or from the freezer, according to South Dakota State University graduate
New investments bring growth to Polish blueberries
When Polish company Polskie Jagody opened its first farm near Warsaw in the 1970s, blueberries had yet to gain much popularity
Don’t let fumigation fool you, Chile still has plenty of organic blueberries
The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) imposition of fumigation measures for Chilean blueberries from some regions due to the
Mexico: Aneberries hopes for October market opening in China
Mexico’s berry industry will play host to Chinese authorities later this month in a bid to gain access to one
Timely boost for Mexican berries
athay Pacific’s recent launch of a direct cargo flight from Guadalajara to Hong Kong has delivered a timely boost to
Canada: Increasing bee populations and blueberry yields
Syngenta Canada Inc. and Dalhousie University, together with the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, are partnering on
Let’s sell berries through the “lens of the consumer”, says Driscoll’s
From evergreen production ensuring supply to a more targeted approach with supermarkets, multinational Driscoll’s is endeavoring to build longevity in
Hortifrut announces Peruvian berry subsidiary
Chile-based Hortifrut announced on Friday the formation of a new Peruvian subsidiary to produce and market early-season berries. The society, deemed