- April 29, 2025
Chilean blueberries, Northgate help kids eat healthy
Anaheim, Calif.-based Northgate Gonzales Markets and Chilean Blueberries are teaming up for the next few weeks to teach kids how
Maine to fund blueberry promotion to U.S. schools
The Wild Blueberry Commission of Maine received $50,000 in state funding to promote its school sales. The agricultural development grant
Bright outlook for California Giant
California Giant said it anticipates a strong start to the 2017 campaign, with acreage increases across all berry types and
More late year blues for U.S. market
The numbers say it all. In December 2015, the USA received 10,859 metric tons (MT) of blueberries from Latin America.
Peru blueberry exports hit US$230 million in 2016
Agriculture Ministry’s preliminary figures place Peruvian blueberry exports at US$232.9 million in 2016, a 140% increase over 2015, State-run Sierra
ABC is already a member of the Network of Companies against child labor
On December 21, the Plenary Meeting of the Network of Companies against Child Labor was held. During the event, the
U.S.: Blueberry council names new members
Three-year terms began Jan. 1 for 13 new members of the U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council and their alternates, appointed by
Driscoll’s marks charity efforts
Berry company Driscoll’s has revealed that it donated 349 children’s gifts, 2,350kg of food and €3,390 to local communities in
New plant technology to be used to help blueberries thrive in Scottish climate
New plant breeding technology is being used by the James Hutton Institute to help blueberries thrive in the Scottish climate.
Australia: Table grape downturn opens doors for diversification
A south west Queensland table grape grower is hoping a gamble on blueberries will pay dividends. The past few years