The topic of "plummeting blueberry prices in China" surges back to the top of trending searches.

Published Apr 10, 2026

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Since March 2026, domestic blueberry prices in China have almost halved compared to the period around the Chinese New Year. In many supermarkets, prices for half a jin (approximately 250 grams) have dropped from nearly 30 yuan (RMB, hereinafter the same) to 19.9 yuan; in wholesale markets, prices for a box have decreased from 150 yuan to around 80 yuan. In Yunnan, the price of high-quality blueberries at the source has fallen to 30 yuan per kilogram, a decrease of about 50% year-on-year. The phrase "blueberry prices plummet" has consecutively topped the trending searches online, drawing attention.

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[Epoch Times, April 10, 2026] Since March 2026, the domestic price of blueberries in China has almost halved compared to the price during the New Year. In many supermarkets, the price of half a catty dropped from nearly 30 yuan (RMB, hereinafter the same) to 19.9 yuan; in the wholesale market, the price of a box dropped from 150 yuan to around 80 yuan. The price of high-quality blueberries in Yunnan dropped to 30 yuan per kilogram, a decrease of about 50% year-on-year. The topic of "blueberry prices plummeting" on the internet has continuously surged to the top of trending searches, attracting attention. CCTV reported on April 10 that previously, a small box of blueberries cost around 20 to 30 yuan, while now half a catty is priced at 19.9 yuan, and in Yunnan, they are even "sold by the bucket" at 30 to 40 yuan per catty. In the short term, the large number of blueberries from Yunnan ripening and entering the market has caused a surge in fresh fruit supply. In the long term, in ...

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