The webinar hosted by the Chilean Pacific Foundation analyzed the future of the relationship between China and the United States, from trade ties to geopolitical rivalry. The discussion addressed direct implications for Chile and Latin America, with relevant signals for export sectors that depend on trade rules, logistics, and technology, including blueberries.
After weeks of rain and flooding in northern Morocco, producers report damage to fields and greenhouses, logistical disruptions and a lack of labor, with a direct impact on the exportable supply of red fruits, including blueberries.
The Spanish delegation will attend the meeting in Lima and one of its members, José Moyano, director of the Port Authority of Malaga, will be a panelist on Wednesday, March 11, in a conversation about efficiency, costs and logistical decisions that impact the commercial performance of blueberries and other fresh fruits at their destination.
In a meeting with the SNA and Fedefruta, Frutas de Chile raised with Ambassador Brandon Judd the urgency of advancing solutions for the Systems Approach and reviewing the 10% tariff, with a focus on maintaining the competitiveness of Chilean fruit in its main market.
The Peruvian port expansion, led by Callao and Chancay, contrasted with a historic year for San Antonio in Chile, in a scenario of greater logistical competition, investments in capacity and reconfiguration of trade flows on the Pacific coast.
Costs, transit times and coordination from the origin will be the focus of the panel "How logistical efficiency redefines agro-export commercial success: challenges and opportunities", which will bring together six specialists from Peru, Chile and Spain to provide technical keys to the competitiveness of blueberries in destination markets.
With rising shipping rates and increased volatility on key routes, the 2026 season is forcing Peruvian agricultural exporters—including blueberries—to plan further in advance and strengthen legal protections to safeguard quality, compliance, and profitability.
COSCO SHIPPING's new "maritime + postal" scheme connects Shanghai with the Port of Chancay to reduce costs and stabilize the flow of e-commerce to Peru, while reinforcing the role of the logistics corridor that also accelerates shipments of agricultural exports such as blueberries to Asia.
Rain and flooding in northern Morocco are already straining the operations of berry producers, with damage to infrastructure and labor shortages, while the sector remains vigilant for further rainfall.
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