Forecast for the global blueberry market in 2025

Published Apr 18, 2025

Tridge summary

The global blueberry sector has seen a doubling of production over the past decade, with a projected 10% increase in the global blueberry area by 2025. The industry is benefiting from a wider range of climatic conditions for production and is expected to see major market changes. Latin America, particularly Peru, Mexico, and Chile, currently has the largest plantations, while China has become the world's largest blueberry producer. Despite challenges such as decreasing profitability due to rising costs and pressure on prices, the long-term demand for blueberries remains strong due to their popularity and recognized health benefits.
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Original content

Unprecedented capacity and a more geographically diversified supply base than ever before - this is what characterizes the global blueberry sector on the threshold of the second half of the 2020s. Over the past 10 years, total production has doubled. What lies ahead, we learn from analysts at EastFruit. Ambitious plans for the largest blueberry farm in Europe For 2025, the global blueberry area is expected to increase by at least 10%. Last year, production was a record - for the first time in history, it exceeded 2 million tons. Although global blueberry production is almost 50 times less than apple production, international trade in fresh blueberries is only 20% smaller, says Andriy Yarmak, economist at the FAO Investment Center. One of the advantages of blueberries is that they can be successfully grown in a much wider range of climatic conditions, which allows their production to develop in many countries around the world. This means that in the future we may witness major ...
Source: Agri

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