World: In Europe, they complain about frost on blueberries

Published 2024년 5월 10일

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The blueberry market in North America is expected to have a strong harvest with an ample supply, although there are reports of frost damage in Europe and parts of Europe. The Netherlands has limited impact from frost, but there is damage in Serbia, Central Poland, and Northern and Southern Germany. Germany is expected to start harvesting early due to warm spring weather. Spanish blueberries are entering the German market, and Portugal, Romania, and the Netherlands are expected to start their seasons soon. Turkey has high demand and is experiencing warm weather, leading to early blueberry picking. Morocco's season has been successful but challenging, and blueberry prices in Egypt have halved.

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There is an ample supply of blueberries in North America. A strong harvest is predicted in the USA. China imports very little thanks to the expansion of local production. There are reports of frost damage across Europe. This is stated in the review of the blueberry market by FreshPlaza. Damage to blueberry plantations is reported in Serbia, Central Poland, as well as in Northern and Southern Germany. In the Netherlands, the impact of frost is very limited. An early start to harvest is expected in Germany due to warm spring weather. Spanish blueberries are gradually entering the German market. Portugal, Romania, Netherlands will start the season soon after. The blueberry campaign in Italy started in the south a few weeks earlier. Favorable weather conditions contributed to good early quality and volume. Market demand was good along with high prices. In the Netherlands, there are large volumes of Moroccan and Spanish berries on the market, prices for which are under pressure. With ...

Source: Agrotimes