Blueberries usher in a rising period, Canadian blueberries have great potential in China market

Published 2021년 12월 16일

Tridge summary

Canadian blueberries, especially from British Columbia, have been successfully exported to the Chinese market since 2015, with a signed protocol in the same year for fresh, frozen, and dried blueberries. Located in the third largest province in Canada, British Columbia is known for its ideal blueberry cultivation conditions and is the world's third largest planting area for blueberries and cranberries. The province's production volume in 2021 was approximately 140 million pounds, with a diversity of blueberry varieties. Despite the challenges of commercial processing and export limitations, Canadian blueberries are valued for their quality and taste, finding a niche in the Chinese market, particularly among consumers in Asia and those with Canadian residency.

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Original content

As blueberries from different countries have successively gained access to the Chinese market, Chinese consumers can see blueberries in their fruit plates almost all year round. Among them, fresh blueberries from British Columbia, Canada, also have a place in the Chinese market. Canadian blueberries first landed in the Chinese market in August 2015. In June of that year, the "Protocol on Exporting Canadian Blueberries to China" was signed. At the end of August, the first batch of Canadian blueberries arrived in China by air. Large-scale market promotion, but every year a large number of Canadian fresh blueberries, frozen blueberries and dried blueberries are exported to the country one after another. The Canadian highbush blueberries in the Chinese market come from British Columbia (British Columbia, BC). British Columbia is the third largest province in Canada, with an area about 4 times the size of the United Kingdom. It is also the world’s three largest blueberries and ...

Source: Guojiguoshu