Blueberries

Blueberries are small, nutrient-rich berries belonging to the Vaccinium genus of the Ericaceae family. Known for their vibrant blue-purple color, smooth skin, juicy texture, and naturally sweet flavor with subtle tart notes, blueberries are carefully harvested at peak ripeness to ensure optimal freshness and quality. Each berry typically measures approximately 0.5–1.5 cm in diameter, depending on the variety, making them ideal for fresh consumption, smoothies, baked goods, salads, and a wide range of culinary applications.

Health Benefits

  • Rich in antioxidants — Contains anthocyanins and other beneficial compounds that help protect cells from oxidative stress.

  • Good source of dietary fiber — Supports healthy digestion and helps promote fullness.

  • Provides essential vitamins & minerals — Including vitamin C, vitamin K, and manganese, which contribute to immune function, bone health, and overall wellness.

Parameter

Temp. 0–2°C (32–36°F)

Shelf Life 7-14 days

Pallet 300-320 Boxes

Relative Humidity 95-100%

Temp. 0–2°C (32–36°F) Shelf Life 7-14 days Pallet 300-320 Boxes Relative Humidity 95-100%

Blueberry Bread

CULTURE

There are many festivals in North America that feature this berry, primarily for making desserts and jams. Among the best-known festivals are The Florida Blueberry Festival in Brooksville (Florida), The Marshall County Blueberry Festival (Plymouth), Alabama Blueberry Festival (Alabama) and Blueberry Festival Ketchikan (Alaska).

ORIGIN

Blueberries are native to North America. The Native Americans added them to their meals and European settlers took advantage of the dye to create gray paint.