The Peruvian blueberry industry has seen a strong recovery in the 2024/25 season, with total shipments expected to reach 323,900 tons, up 4.1 percent from initial forecasts. Thanks to delayed pruning techniques and the application of new, high-quality varieties, the season has achieved a smooth output that not only breaks records, but also solidifies Peru's position as a global leader in blueberry exports.
As of the first week of 2025, Peru has shipped 283,800 tons of blueberries to international markets, a 53% increase year-over-year. Of these, conventional blueberries accounted for 251,400 tons, up 51% year-over-year and in line with forecasts, while organic blueberries were 32,500 tons, surging 69% year-over-year but 5% below forecasts.
| Variety | Shipment volume | Percentage |
| Camposol | 36,100 tons | 13% |
| Hortifrut PerĂş SAC | 29,600 tons | 10% |
| AgrovisiĂłn PerĂş SAC | 26,700 tons | 9% |
| Complejo Agroindustrial | 22,000 tons | 9% |
| AgrĂcola Cerro Prieto SA | 14,000 tons | 5% |
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