Blueberry prices
North American Blueberry Price Movement Q4:
US Blueberry Prices:
In the fourth quarter of 2024, US blueberry prices fluctuated, reaching 2,927 USD/MT in December. Increased consumer demand for healthy fruit options, government grants to help government cultivate, and advanced agricultural technologies to combat climate challenges and pests have influenced market trends and contributed to price fluctuations throughout the quarter.
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APAC Blueberry Price Movement Q4:
Chinese Blueberry Prices:
In the fourth quarter of 2024, Chinese blueberry prices fluctuated, reaching 2,463 USD/MT in December. The price change was affected by increased domestic demand for fresh blueberries and a significant rise in export prices. While growing global interest in China’s blueberries contributed to market volatility, seasonal supply fluctuations played a role in shaping pricing trends.
Regional Analysis: You can expand your price analysis to provide detailed blueberry pricing information to the list of countries below.
China, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Japan, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Korea, Malaysia, Nepal, Taiwan, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, etc.
Factors that influence blueberry supply and price
The supply and price of blueberries depends on weather patterns, seasonal harvest cycles and soil conditions. Distribution efficiency is affected by the availability of labor, transportation costs and storage capacity. Global demand, trade policies, and import export restrictions shape market trends, and competition, currency fluctuations and pest outbreaks affect price stability across the region.
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Key Coverage:
Market analysis
Market division by region
• Supply and demand analysis for each type
• Supply and Demand Analysis with Applications
•Supply and demand analysis of raw materials
Price analysis
oSpot prices at major ports
o Price collapse
oPrice trends by region
oFactors that influence price trends
Market drivers, restraints, and opportunities
Competitive landscape
•Recent developments
•Global Event Analysis
How the IMARC Pricing Database Helps
The latest IMARC Group survey, “Blueberry Prices, Trends, Charts, Demand, Market Analysis, News, Historical and Forecast Data 2025 Edition,” presents a detailed analysis of blueberry price trends and provides important insight into the dynamics of the global blueberry market. The report includes a comprehensive price chart, tracking historical data and highlighting major market changes.
This analysis delves into factors that drive these trends, such as raw material costs, production fluctuations, and geopolitical impacts. Furthermore, this report examines blueberry demand and shows how consumer behavior and industry needs affect overall market dynamics. By examining the complex relationship between supply and demand, price reports reveal important factors affecting current and future prices.
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