- November 30, 2024
Agronometrics in Charts: Opportunities for organic blueberries in the U.S. market
Written by Colin Fain of Agronometrics for the North American Blueberry Council (NABC). Original published on www.nabcblues.org. In the last
Anticipating strong demand on New Jersey blueberries
The New Jersey blueberry crop looks to be getting started near the end of the second week in June. “As
IG International harvests first blueberry crop
Joint venture to grow blueberries in India proves successful, despite three years of challenging conditions Leading Indian fresh fruit importer
Argentine blueberry industry concerned about air freight shortage ahead of season
With the Argentine blueberry export harvests due to kick off in August, the industry is concerned about the potential shortage
U.S. becomes only country with access to Filipino fresh blueberry market
The Philippines has formally opened its market to fresh U.S. blueberries, making the North American country the only supplier with
Change brings opportunities for Peru
Now is the time to invest, risk and transform to prepare for the future, argues Federico Beltrán Crises generate
Agronometrics in Charts: The role of Mexican blueberries in the U.S. market
Written by: Colin Fain of Agronometrics for the North American Blueberry Council (NABC). Originally published on the NABC website on
Chinese market opens for U.S. blueberries
China has said that it will allow imports of U.S. blueberries, as part of the Phase One trade agreement signed
Agronometrics in Charts: The effects of Covid-19 on Florida’s blueberry season
By Colin Fain of Agronometrics for the North American Blueberry Council (NABC). Originally published here on April 30, 2020 Historically
High demand for frozen blueberries helps alleviate loss of foodservice for the industry
As the Florida blueberry season winds down, other regions in the United States are ramping up. Kasey Cronquist, president of