The cranberry sector will meet in Guadalajara, Mexico

Due to the success obtained in the previous editions held in Mexico, Peru and Chile, its organizers have decided to bring to Mexico for the second year the International Blueberry Seminar of Mexico, to be held on June 8 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Guadalajara.

The seminar is organized by Blueberries Consulting and AGQ Labs in Mexico, in which the new reality of the United States blueberry market will be analyzed and the search options for new destination markets for exports will be advanced. knowledge and the use of new post-harvest technologies.

The International Blueberry Seminar of Mexico will present new technical advances in the cultivation of blueberries in Mexico and internationally and also in relation to substrates and hydroponic production challenges. The varieties of technical and commercial interest for Mexico will be discussed and knowledge will be shared on fertigation, crop nutrition, plagues and typical diseases in the blueberry plantation, pruning and organic or conventional crops, among many other issues.

The Seminar is aimed at all the producing companies, farmers, professionals, exporters, executives and actors participating in the Mexican and international blueberry industry to meet in Guadalajara in this second edition of the International Blueberry Seminar of Mexico, which is expected to greater audience attendance than in the 2016 edition.

Registration and more information here
See here Complete program of the Seminar

Come to the most important cranberry date in Mexico and North America!

Date: 8 June 2017
Place: Hotel Hyatt Regency Andares
Guadalajara
Iron Gate 4965
Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico, 45116

More information:
AGQ Labs Mexico
www.agqlabs.mx / atencionalcliente@agq.mx

Blueberries Consulting
blueberriesconsulting.com / seminars@blueberriesconsulting.com

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