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Modena (Italy) confirms its strong berry market: wide range of quality blueberries, raspberries and blackberries, including organic, at competitive prices in local retail.

Week 23/2025: global blueberry price index rises by 1.2%. Online retail store also up, with a 15% increase in SKUs week-over-week.

Week 23/2025: retail stores e-commerce prices rise for raspberries and blueberries, drop for blackberries (-2%). Listings down 6% in Italian online stores.

Peru's 2025 blueberry season begins with strong growth, tech innovation, and rising exports to the US, Europe, and Asia. Weather and technology drive production growth.

Improper pre- and post-harvest handling can lead to fruit losses of 20-50% in berry crops. Jorge Duarte's checklist will help you reduce these losses.

In 2025, Poland's blueberry industry shifts focus: exports decline as local demand rises, yields remain low, and global competition pushes for structural and strategic changes.

Peru explores cherries and raspberries as high-potential exports to rival blueberries, with trials underway in Arequipa, Áncash and other key farming regions.

BerryWorld and Tropic Cool launch Rwanda Berries: berries, 150 hectares under cultivation and over 1,200 new jobs in Rwanda for global export.

Turin confirms itself as a rich marketplace for berries: average price of 20.21 €/kg, wide range of formats and varieties, but discontinuous quality in supermarkets.

Strawberries top the UK rankings; blueberries and blackberries are promising, but lagging in popularity despite high awareness.