EVENTI

Fall Creek and Molari Soc. Agricola have announced an exclusive partnership to enhance the Italian blueberry offering, introducing innovative varieties that are already well-established globally, and optimizing distribution and customer service in Italy.

The Delphy ISFC Summer Event 2024 presents innovations in the soft fruit growing industry with seminars, interactive sessions and field visits from 5 to 7 June in Horst, showcasing the latest research and networking opportunities.

Climate change and intensive forestry techniques could alter the diversity of microbes living in wild blueberries. This change could affect the flavour and shelf life of these small fruits.

After a tough season impacted by El Niño, Peruvian blueberries are set to recover, with exports expected to hit 300,000 tons. Ricardo Polis highlights a shift to superior, consumer-preferred blueberry varieties, crucial for staying competitive in global markets.

Walmart remains the most aggressively priced brand in the global basket for blueberries. While in Singapore, prices are skyrocketing.

The Italian Berry Retail Monitor explores the retail stores in Padua: blueberry prices are slightly above the norm and the quality of imported products is inconsistent, while blueberries of Italian origin stand out clearly for their visual and general superiority.

In 2023, Ukrainian exports of fresh blueberries reached a record $16.5 million, surpassing those of apples ($14.1 million). Blueberries are the third most profitable fruit after nuts and frozen fruits, growing 22-28% annually.

The Italian breeder Nova Siri Genetics started its breeding activities with a special focus on strawberries. Recently, NSG's research efforts are also focusing on rubus (raspberries and blackberries). Currently, 1000 selections are being evaluated.

The data presented were collected in the week 18/2024 by the Berry E-Commerce Retail Monitor service, edited by Italian Berry, which analyses the price lists of Italian large-scale retail chains. Blueberry and currant prices on the rise, raspberries and blackberries on the decline.

Pasquini & Bini has recently invested in an innovative range of pots that have sustainability and circularity as an element in improving not only the impact on the environment, but also the performance of the pots and thus the results for nurserymen and farmers.