Peru has authorized the entry of the Argentine bumblebee Bombus atratus, marking a milestone for the development of biotechnological tools aimed at optimizing crop pollination and strengthening the competitiveness of its agriculture.
With imports from Peru and Chile declining, local production is taking over the supply of blueberries in India between January and March/April. Against this backdrop, the first Sekoya harvests are arriving in the country, while producers and distributors seek to balance supply and prices during this short and sensitive window.
A full day in the field to observe, compare, and ask questions about pot and soil-grown production, focusing on key protocols and measurable criteria that translate into concrete actions on the farm. The technical tour takes place in the lead-up to the Lima meeting and is part of the official program.
The supply continues to come primarily from Chile, but lower availability is projected for February. With strong demand and a potentially tighter supply in March due to the shift in origins, the blueberry market could see a strengthening of prices in the coming weeks.
The Chinese platform Dingdong Maicai has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with SanLucar to deepen collaboration in sourcing, supply chain, innovation, and promotion of premium fruits. The plan includes direct purchases in categories such as cherries and blueberries, with a gradual expansion of the portfolio beginning in 2026.
The memorandum of understanding signed in Dubai formalizes a marketing and promotion collaboration across the GCC region, with the aim of strengthening the category's visibility, accelerating sales, and bringing premium berry experiences to consumers year-round.
Peru closed 2025 with strong growth in its fresh blueberry exports, driven by higher volumes in the second half of the year and an expansion of export destinations. China stood out with a significant jump, benefiting from new direct routes from the Port of Chancay and lower logistics costs, while the beginning of 2026 is projected to bring weather alerts to the north of the country.
The blueberry season in Larache (northern Morocco) began three weeks later than last year, with volumes still modest due to the weather. Even so, producers are projecting a better season thanks to increased acreage, strong initial demand, and exports already underway to Asia, Russia, and Europe, amidst stricter regulations and higher costs for pest control.
Demand for blueberries is growing strongly in India, but the seasonal transition is narrowing availability and creating a supply gap for the coming months. Importers are bolstering air freight and looking ahead to the next local season, while the market prepares for a greater preference for premium varieties.
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