The 2025–2026 blueberry season in Peru has officially begun, marking an exciting time for producers, exporters, and consumers. Peru, internationally recognized for the quality of its blueberry production, is preparing for a season full of expectations and opportunities.
Why is this season important?
Peru has established itself as one of the leading blueberry exporters in the world, thanks to a favorable climate, advanced technologies, and a highly skilled workforce.
The 2025–2026 season is expected to maintain and expand this trend, driven by growing global demand and investments in agricultural innovation.
Key data for the season
Harvest start: Typically, the season begins in May and lasts until February.
Planted area: It is estimated that the area dedicated to blueberry cultivation in Peru has increased by 10% compared to the previous year, reaching around 25,000 hectares.
Estimated production: Around 400,000 tons are expected to be produced, a 20% increase over last season.
Exports: Exports are projected to increase, consolidating Peru’s position as one of the main suppliers to markets such as the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Factors driving the season
Favorable climate: Weather conditions in key production regions – such as La Libertad, Lambayeque, and Piura – have been ideal for a plentiful harvest.
Technological innovation: The adoption of new cultivation and harvesting techniques has improved both quality and efficiency.
International demand: The growing preference for healthy, antioxidant-rich foods has fueled export growth.
Source: Proarandanos
Outlook and challenges
Despite the positive outlook, the season also brings some challenges: maintaining high quality standards, managing export logistics, and coping with potential climate changes.
However, thanks to experience and innovation, Peru is well-equipped to overcome these obstacles.
The 2025–2026 blueberry season in Peru is shaping up to be one of the best in recent years, further strengthening the country’s reputation in the global market.
For producers, exporters, and consumers, it’s a moment of celebration and opportunity. Let’s wait and see how the season unfolds — and continue to enjoy the delicious Peruvian blueberries!
Source: myblueproject.com
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