- January 22, 2025
U.S. blueberry season sees slightly lower volumes
The domestic U.S. blueberry season is now winding down, having seen a slight drop in overall volumes and generally lower
South Africa: OZblu conference draws a crowd
Consumption growth and future plans tabled at conference event in South Africa Over 200 delegates from 17 different countries converged on
Interfresh to market Driediger Farms blueberries
Orange, Calif.-based Interfresh is now shipping blueberries from Langley, British Columbia-based Driediger Farms. “Rhonda Driediger and her team do a
Resilience, machine harvesting key for new blueberry varieties, says breeder
The blueberry business has been growing consistently in the last couple of years, with newer varieties appearing regularly and an
Netherlands: Blueberry sales in supermarkets continue to grow
Blueberries have soared in popularity over the past few years. Supermarket sales increased by over 250 percent last year compared
California heat wave doesn’t bother berries
High temperatures in parts of California in July had no effect at all on berry growing areas, industry leaders said.
U.S. blueberry growers facing tough July market, says Wish Farms
Blueberry supplies coming from numerous North American production regions at the same time have resulted in difficult market conditions during
Australia: Costa further developing its North Queensland blueberry production
Costa’s year-round blueberry supply is going from strength to strength, since it started growing berries in Far North Queensland five
Chilean fruit export industry concerned about container shortage
The Chilean fruit sector is experiencing a shipping container shortage, which one industry expert believes could have two possible consequences.
New blueberry varieties gain incredible reception
Two new high chill blueberry varieties, MegasBlue and Titanium, have gained a great reception from triallists and nurseries upon their