More than nine varieties account for 80% of blueberry shipments from Peru in the current campaign.

(Agraria.pe) Peru today maintains its leadership as the world's leading exporter of blueberries. Between May and August 2025, shipments totaled 71,957 tons, 137% more than in the same period of the previous year, but only grew by +44% in value. This gap is due to the drop in the average price, which in August fell by almost -41% to US$ 5.95 per kilogram, accumulating a general decrease of 39% so far this season. Additionally, there is increased production from Mexico, South Africa, and Morocco, which are putting downward pressure on prices in the United States and Europe. In this context, varietal diversification acts as a true "insurance policy" for the industry. In the current season, more than nine varieties account for 80% of shipments. Ventura leads with almost 29% participation, followed by Biloxi (17%) and Sekoya Pop (13%), along with Rocío, Sekoya Beauty, Emerald, Arana, Madeira, and AtlasBlue, which complete the main portfolio. The "premium" varieties have shown notable ...