All the news and market analysis for worldwide berry industry, including berry growers , berry production, and the import and export of berries.
Global CMO Jiunn Shih discusses leadership changes, legal challenges, and the way ahead for a company in the eye of a storm
New data processed by industry body Fepex reveals household fresh produce consumption slipped to 3.25mn tonnes in the first half of 2026
Association issues urgent call for fair conditions and political support following damaging hailstorm and prolonged drought conditions
United Exports hails arrival as major milestone in development of year-round, premium supply into key growth market
Exporter pushes ahead with major greenhouse project as company looks to offset steep declines in avocado and macadamia divisions
South Africa’s stonefruit protocol with China is set to be formally signed in Beijing next week, with the inclusion of cherries confirmed
From low chill to high chill, Sekoya sees potential to serve more of China’s domestic blueberry season
A summer of steady heat brought the most consistent harvest in years, alongside challenges
Stronger late-season crop caused by extreme heat risks going to waste without flexibility from retailers
Angus Soft Fruits brand’s milestone year recognised at FPC Fresh Awards and Scotland Food & Drink Excellence Awards 2026
New analysis of trade data shows country shipped even more fresh raspberries to the UK in year to June 2026
Following heatwaves and severe drought, and faced with ‘sluggish’ market, Interfel launches media campaign to spur consumption
British households throw away enough blueberries annually to fill Battersea Power Station turbine hall from floor to ceiling
Driscoll’s has appointed board vice-chair Smith as its new CEO, with Bjorn set to support the transition and offer strategic guidance
Sunshine boosts summer crop as discounter seeks to alleviate crop pressure
Executive played pivotal role in transforming Driscoll’s from North American berry business into widely recognised global brand
The US Highbush Blueberry Council has secured its future after producers and importers voted in favour of continuing the marketing body
Group of Florida growers claim unfair pricing is harming American companies and workers
Asia Fruit Logistica continues to be a meeting point for suppliers and service providers from Europe, the Middle East and Africa, to showcase their vast array of brands, products and services to businesses in Asia and beyond
Company’s Peruvian blueberry exports to China have increased sixfold over the first seven weeks of the season
Frozen fruit sales rose by almost 50 per cent in the last four weeks while shoppers replaced ’cooking with grazing’ to cope with heat and inflation eased for fifth month running, new figures show
Special edition offers a full Asia Fruit Logistica breakdown including extensive exhibitor preview, Asiafruit Knowledge Centre programme overview and pre-show highlights
Australia and New Zealand remain key suppliers to the Asia market for premium fresh produce across an array of categories. This year will see exhibitors from the region showcasing local industries, brands, marketing efforts and company restructures all aimed at serving Asia’s thriving markets
Egypt’s strategic location could serve as a gateway to other markets North Africa and the Middle East
Growers say 2026 could be the sweetest year ever, but renew calls for urgent water support
North American fresh produce group Oppy is extending its consumer-facing Happy Berry brand into blueberries for the first time
Industry body calls for investment in water infrastructure and reforms to reservoir planning and abstraction, as growers face consecutive heatwaves and drought
Increase in shipments reflect growing Chinese demand for premium varieties like Sekoya Pop
First steps in setting up long-term trade agreements to consolidate the latest access agreement
Producers in Westland have been restricted from drawing water from dykes for first time ever in response to drought
Bumblebees are struggling to pollinate during heatwaves, affecting glasshouse crops of tomatoes and soft fruits
Premier of Tasmania Jeremy Rockliff officially opened the facility at a launch event attended government and industry representatives
Growers and agri-tech companies can now apply for funding designed to fast-track field robots and help ease seasonal worker shortages
GPG said the event will lead to the more rapid development of new varieties that meet evolving needs
Landmark collaboration with MBO will build new capabilities to deliver more consistent, flavourful berries from field to fork
Full implementation of the new market access for blueberries from British Columbia expected in 2027