- November 30, 2024
Blueberry council ramps up promotion plan
The blueberry industry realizes that food processors, packers, distributors and retailers are all experiencing significant challenges as you fulfill your
Blueberries from Shandong, China now available on the market
Affected by the COVID-19 outbreak, the volume of imported blueberries over recent months has declined compared with previous years, which
Blueberries in Charts: Florida’s prices far lower than last year
In this installment of the ‘In Charts’ series, Cristian Crespo of Agronometrics illustrates how the U.S. market is evolving. Each week the
North American blueberry industry concerned by market disruptions as season gets underway
The coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has created a huge number of challenges for the North American blueberry industry over the past
U.S. Blueberry sales benefit from stockpiling hysteria, but what comes next?
U.S. blueberry sales surged in the first three weeks of March with frozen berries in particular flying off the shelves,
RSA’s bumper blueberry year
South Africa’s blueberry exports increased 53 per cent this season, while raspberries suffered from lack of airfreight The latest blueberry
USDA proposes removing blueberry fumigation requirement for two Chilean regions
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is seeking comments on a proposal that would allow more Chilean blueberry growers to
International Blueberry Organization Summit rescheduled to 2021
The International Blueberry Organization’s (IBO) 2020 Summit, which was set to take place in Trujillo, Peru between August 10 and
Late start but more organic blueberries from Mexico
Supplies of organic blueberries out of Mexico are picking up. “We’re located in the Northwest part of Mexico and production
The Effects of COVID-19 Will Ripple through Food Systems
As winter gives way to spring, farmers across the U.S. are ramping up for the growing season—hiring workers, purchasing materials