There is a global trend that points to a regular increase in the consumption of blueberries

게시됨 2023년 3월 20일

Tridge 요약

The 11th International Blueberry Conference brought together over 500 participants from various European countries to discuss the future of the blueberry industry. The focus was on the need for changes in plantations, production, trade, and marketing, with a strong emphasis on quality. The consumption of blueberries is on the rise globally, especially in Europe, and it is essential to maintain this growth by providing good quality and consistency. The conference also underscored the importance of mechanization, particularly in grading, packaging, and harvesting, to reduce costs and improve efficiency. The high production costs and the challenge of finding workers in countries like the Netherlands and Germany highlight the necessity for mechanical harvesting in the future of the blueberry industry.

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(Agraria.pe) The 11th International Blueberry Conference brought together more than 500 participants from many European countries: Ukraine, Lithuania, Belarus, Germany, the Netherlands, Romania, Croatia, Great Britain, Spain, Italy, Slovakia, Georgia and Jordan. There were many topics that were discussed during the conference, and it seems that changes are needed in the blueberry market; in plantations, in production, in trade and in marketing. Among the issues that seem crucial for the future of the blueberry sector is quality. Throughout the world, there is a trend that points to a regular increase in the consumption of blueberries. The leaders in this regard are the Americans, whose per capita consumption is 1.2 kilos of blueberries per year, according to Thomas Drahorad, representative of the Italian magazine Italian Berry. In Europe, too, consumption is increasing steadily; According to data from Rabobank, in 2014 the average European consumed about 150 g of blueberries and, ...

출처: Agraria