- November 28, 2024
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
Blueberries are wanted 24/7, says Hortifrut — and avos are ‘green gold’
Hipsters and health nuts the world over want more avocados for their toast and blueberries for their everything. Enter Chilean
Perú se consolida entre los cuatro principales importadores de arándanos de EE.UU.
El Perú tiene una participación de 18% en el mercado de arándanos de Estados Unidos, y compite con otros países
U.S: California blueberry damage ‘not as bad as thought’
A California blueberry industry representative says that crop damage this season due to cold weather is not expected to be
Chilean blueberry season wraps up with 7% export boost
Chile’s blueberry season has ended with record exports of 107,000 metric tons (MT), marking a 7% year-on-year increase and a
BC Blueberry Council rebrands its popular product
The BC Blueberry Council (BCBC) has just unveiled its new brand—Powered by Nature—with its newly refreshed website at www.bcblueberry.com. Created
Tasmanian blueberry growers count cost of fruit fly outbreak
As more Tasmania farmers wait to find out if they will be caught up in a fruit fly control zone,
Despite Irma and other problems, Florida blueberries good to go
Despite widespread damage to the crop as reported by a survey of Florida blueberry growers, the Florida Blueberry Growers Association
Chile: Spotted wing Drosophila found in major blueberry-growing region
Chilean authorities have detected a major pest in the southern Biobio region – one of the most important blueberry-growing areas