EastFruit analysts have evaluated the impact of recent frost on berry crops in Europe, focusing on Poland, Ukraine, and Serbia. The analysis reveals that while there was potential damage to raspberry and blueberry plantations due to low nighttime temperatures and frost, the extent of damage was minimal, especially with the use of frost protection systems. Blueberries were less affected as their flower structure offers natural frost protection. The timing of plant development in different countries also played a role, with some regions escaping significant damage to raspberries. However, wet snow in Serbia caused damage to raspberry shoots, and severe air temperatures there could exacerbate the situation, potentially leading to reduced plantations and higher prices on the European frozen raspberry market.