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El Niño 2026: the test of maturity for the Peruvian blueberry
The 2026-2027 season is shaping up to have a larger production base, but under an uncertain climate scenario that once again tests the Peruvian sector's capacity for adaptation.
Peruvian blueberries look to Trujillo to analyze climate, health, genetics and quality
The meeting, which will bring together specialists and key players in the sector, will analyze how climate, health, new varieties, fruit quality and market signals are entering into the production and commercial planning of the Peruvian blueberry.
BerryWorld Iberia: 10 years of growth, cultivating innovation and future alliances
BerryWorld Iberia celebrated its 10th anniversary last week, marking a decade of growth, varietal innovation and international consolidation within the soft fruit sector.
The Peruvian blueberry industry faces climate uncertainty as El Niño advances
Initial projections point to a campaign with a larger area, more volume and a better start, but the advance of El Niño once again establishes the climate as a decisive variable for the Peruvian blueberry industry.
California Giant anticipates a strong supply of blueberries for July
The next shipment from the Pacific Northwest arrives at a key time for fresh berry consumption and allows us to project a season with volume, promotions and greater display presence.
Blueberry: Four studies connecting rhizosphere, shelf life, mechanization, and bioactives
The Studies section added new publications on rhizosphere microbiota, GA3 in pre-harvest, mechanical harvesting, and anthocyanins. Four technical lines with useful evidence for decisions in production, post-harvest, and quality.
The threat of commoditization in the global blueberry
Blueberries Consulting's analysis of the 2025/2026 season shows how volume matching, management of trading windows, and logistical discipline are redefining value capture in the global blueberry market.
Berry Fresh prepares for a strong season in Oregon with the expansion of patented varieties
The company expanded its seasonal supply with Sekoya blueberry varieties and is preparing for the first commercial harvest in the United States of its Sweet Karoline blackberries.
China expands tariff-free access to African exports
China's opening of tariffs to 53 African countries strengthens expectations of regional integration, industrial development, and new export opportunities for the continent.
Chile is betting on Morocco to open up a market for its fresh fruit in North Africa
The business roundtable organized by ProChile in Morocco opens a new stage in the commercial expansion of Chilean fruit, with a focus on generating links, exploring opportunities and projecting business towards North Africa and the Middle East.