- July 24, 2026
Fall Creek Announces Leadership Transitions for Next Phase of Growth
Family-owned blueberry genetics and nursery company positions itself for continued innovation and global expansion
China: Blueberry Committee created and intellectual property protection of varieties announced
In recent years, the Chinese blueberry industry has seen remarkable growth in production capacity and trade volume, marked by the
Georgian blueberry exports grow 660% in four years
The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency (GCCA) has wrapped up its examination of the blueberry sector’s competitive framework, spanning from
USDA announces appointments to the U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council
Nine members and 10 alternate members have been appointed by U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Tom Vilsack to serve
North American Blueberry Council members visit Chile
A group of growers and professionals from the North American Blueberry Council (NABC) recently visited the Chilean blueberry industry to
Argentine blueberry industry works on consolidating its niche
This year’s Argentine blueberry season began with uncertainty, but high hopes. FreshFruitPortal.com spoke to Jorge Pazos, President of the Chamber
Peruvian blueberry season has been slower, with higher volumes
Proarándanos has reported that the 2024-2025 Peruvian blueberry season, although progressing at a slower pace compared to previous seasons, is showing
Morocco projects another record blueberry crop for 2024-25
Morocco is positioning itself as a world leader in blueberry production with a new season starting in December which forecasts
China’s rising blueberry production challenges Peru and Chile in global markets
China’s blueberry sector benefits from a strong domestic demand for fresh, healthy fruits, positioning it as a formidable player in both local and international markets.
Agronometrics in Charts: Georgia’s agriculture industry bears the brunt of Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene caused extensive damage to Georgia’s fruit industry at the end of September with its impact now becoming apparent, with crops like blueberries and citrus hit particularly hard.