China's growing blueberry industry is looking to improve its varieties and gain a larger international market

Published Nov 6, 2024

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China's domestic blueberry cultivation is expanding, leading to increased exports to countries like Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Thailand, Russia, and Japan. In 2023, Chinese blueberry exports reached 1,102 metric tons, generating $8.89 million. With global blueberry production anticipated to grow to 3 million tons in the next five years, China is aiming to increase its international competitiveness by developing proprietary blueberry varieties. Currently, China is the largest blueberry producer, followed by the United States and Peru.
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(Agraria.pe) China has long been a major importer of blueberries, but with the rapid expansion of domestic cultivation in recent years, Chinese-origin blueberry exports are also entering a period of solid growth, says Habib Lahkak, a global berry sector consultant. Currently, these Chinese-origin blueberries are being exported to Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Thailand, Russia, Japan and other regions, he says, benefiting from the conditions established by initiatives such as the China-Laos railway line and the Regional Economic Partnership, so the presence of the product in Southeast Asia looks very promising. “According to China customs, Chinese blueberry exports in volume were 113 metric tons in 2023, 123 tons in 2021 and 178 tons in 2022, with more than 90% of these shipments destined for Russia. However, by 2023, it reached 1,102 metric tons, generating $8.89 million in profits. Meanwhile, the export network expanded to nine different countries and regions, including Hong Kong ...
Source: Agraria

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