According to EastFruit analysts, after a disastrous start to the blueberry export season from Peru, which led to the first-ever decline in global trade of this trending berry, export volumes are currently recovering.
According Fructidor, last week, a shipment of 11.7 tons of fresh blueberries from Peru arrived at the port of Tianjin after a 34-day sea voyage.
This is the first time fresh blueberries from South America have been delivered to a port in northern China. After arrival, the fruits were transported via cold chain logistics to the Xinfadi Fruit and Vegetable Trade Center in Gaobeidian, Hebei, according to a Latin media outlet.
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This successful shipment was made possible by the Port of Tianjin’s Fruit Express service, which is a key part of its direct shipping routes from South America.
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