As the fresh blueberry market faces growing international competition and profound varietal renewal processes, the frozen blueberry segment is emerging as a strategic alternative for producers and exporters. Chile and Peru are redefining their position in this market, driven by expanding global demand, new commercial opportunities, and an increasingly specialized industry.
So far in the 2025-2026 season, Mexican blueberry shipments to the United States have reached 73,185 tons of fresh and frozen fruit, surpassing the vo…
The new edition of the magazine explores the main challenges and opportunities of the global blueberry industry, with a focus on genetics, markets, an…
Peru has 29,127 hectares of blueberries under cultivation for the 2026–27 season, as new varieties continue to expand their presence across the indust…
Dejan Djusic, General Manager of First Blueberry doo, told BBN: “One of the opportunities for Serbia is our production window, which generally coincid…
China's main blueberry-growing region saw an earlier harvest due to a warm winter and above-average temperatures. Despite challenges related to the we…
Proarándanos released its first short-term estimate for the new season, forecasting higher export volumes during the first weeks of the campaign, driv…
Peru's exports reached US$3.055 billion between January and March 2026, recording a 6.9% increase compared to the same period of the previous year. In…
