Global blueberry market overview

The global blueberry market shows a varied picture this week, as some seasons come to an end, whilst some are yet to begin. In the Netherlands, an impending shortage looms from week 22 to 25 as Moroccan and Spanish blueberry volumes decline, resulting in a surge in prices. Germany, too, expects a scarcity of blueberries as Spanish and Moroccan supplies diminish, potentially leading to a shift towards smaller packaging options. Polish growers are closely monitoring the impact of night frosts on their crop, which could affect both volumes and berry sizes. On a positive note, Serbia anticipates a notable 15% increase in blueberry production for the upcoming season. Meanwhile, Spain's blueberry season is marked by lower production and higher prices, aggravated by water shortages. In South Africa and Zimbabwe, early blueberry seasons offer advantageous market opportunities. North America boasts robust supplies of high-quality blueberries, while Peru maintains its dominance in the ...