The Peruvian blueberry sector was thrown off course by the El Niño phenomenon, leading to a significant drop in exports in the 2022/23 campaign. Despite initial challenges, normal weather conditions have allowed for crop recovery and a gradual increase in exports. The upcoming campaign is expected to recover and potentially surpass previous records, though uncertainties remain due to climate change and the performance of specific blueberry varieties. Chile's industry also faced challenges but managed to maintain export volumes, benefiting from diverse varieties and improved market demand. South Africa's growth in the blueberry sector has stalled due to climate issues, but the exact impact is yet to be determined. Overall, the global blueberry market is navigating through uncertainties, with efforts to maintain quality and sustainability amidst changing[/INST] conditions.