- March 1, 2025
Argentina’s peak blueberry production week begins
The Argentine blueberry season started late this year, in the first days of September, and after a month of harvesting,
IBO meeting at Fruit Attraction hailed a major success
The event gathered over 250 members to share insights and strengthen relationships.
Blueberry prices drop across Australian supermarkets as seasonal supply peaks
Blueberry prices have dropped in supermarkets across Australia as seasonal supply levels peak to astronomical heights. Earlier this year, blueberry
Georgia, Zimbabwe, and Ukraine – The Rise of New Blueberry Giants
According to EastFruit analysts, the landscape of the world’s top 20 blueberry exporting countries has seen significant changes over the
Agronometrics in Charts: Blueberry prices hit record highs, but relief is on the horizon
Blueberry prices have seen a notable hike in recent weeks, with pricing in week 39 climbing as high as $24.12
Korea grants access to New Zealand blueberries
New Zealand has secured market access to Korea for blueberries, providing new export opportunities for the nation’s blueberry industry. New
Chilean Blueberry Committee showcases industry advances
According to the committee’s first official forecast of the new season, the 2024/25 export crop is expected to weigh in at 135,501 tonnes, an increase of 3.2 per cent on last year.
Editorial Mario Steta (The sweet story of Peru’s blueberry boom – The Economist)
In recent days, an article in The Economist has drawn attention to the advancements we are making and the vital role that Peru plays in the global market. This fortuitous timing grants us the perfect platform to showcase our efforts and aspirations.
Moroccan blues beat records in eastern Europe
Over the period, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Ukraine and Poland imported 2,100 tonnes of Moroccan blueberries, compared with 1,800 tonnes for the whole of the previous year. The biggest increase came from Poland, which imported a record 1,500 tonnes.
Berries ZA casts its net wider in the East
The South African berry industry, which has for so long depended on Europe and the UK, has been working behind the scenes to gain improved access to the East for some time.