Great growth in the UK berry market; an estimated 3 billion per year market in just 5 years

Published Oct 12, 2023

Tridge summary

The UK blackberry sector has grown significantly, with £1.7 billion in annual retail sales and projections indicating a potential injection of £3.18 billion into the national economy over the next five years. British farmers have achieved a bountiful harvest this season, with peak production currently underway, thanks to their diligence and experience. The industry's commitment to sustainable agricultural practices aligns with consumer demand and sets a precedent for other sectors to follow, promising a bright future for British agriculture.
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Original content

Current farming practices in the UK allow blackberries to be available for a long period of 36 weeks, from April to November. The UK berry sector has grown significantly, with a current valuation of £1.7 billion in annual retail sales. Projections indicate that this sector could inject as much as £3.18 billion into the national economy over the next five years. Leading agricultural experts have noted that this year's blackberry crop is of exceptional quality, surpassing the size and sweetness of those found in wild blackberries. The diligence and experience of British farmers has culminated in a bountiful harvest this season, with peak production now underway. This ripple effect is set to benefit the entire supply chain, from farm to fork. In recent years, British berry growers have shifted their focus to growing "next generation" blackberry varieties. These new varieties are significantly larger than traditional hedge blackberries and have been selected to be succulent, tasty ...
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